(Weisenhaz Composite Electric) The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Seventh Kingdom Group (G7) members of the State Vow Saturday vowed to be more economically and politically solitary in Russia, at the same time providing weapons to Ukraine, and working hard to alleviate the global food shortage caused by the Russian and Ukraine War.
Senior diplomats from the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United States and the European Union, after holding a meeting with a 400 -year -old castle manor in the Baltic holiday destinations on the same day, they also promised to be "necessary" in "necessary".Under the circumstances, we will continue to provide military and defense assistance to Ukraine.
Reuters reports that the foreign ministers will post a joint statement that the G7 will jointly handle the fake information war launched by Russia to restore the truth.They pointed out that Russia through dispersing false information aims to blame the West to blame the West by turning the economic sanctions facing Moscow with global grain supply.They also urged China not to assist in Moscow or defend Russia's war.
G7 emphasized that they will never admit that Russia tries to change the border between military aggression."We will firmly support Ukraine, including Crimea, and sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries." At the same time, G7 reminds Beros to stop promoting Russia's aggression and abide by its international obligations.
G7 pointed out that the key to greater pressure on Russia is to prohibit or gradually stop buying Russian oil.Even though Hungary still expressed opposition, EU member states are expected to reach an agreement on this sanction measure next week.
The joint statement said: "We will accelerate and end the dependence on the supply of Russia's energy, and will promote the gradually elimination or prohibit the import of Russian coal and oil as soon as possible."
G7 Foreign Minister held a three -day meeting this time, focusing on the Russian and Ukraine War and food security issues, and released the "strong unity signal" on these issues.
