Foreign Ministers of the G7 nations surpassed their differences to support the regional integrity of Ukraine on Friday, and warned Russia to adopt the ceasefire or to follow Kiw to face further sanctions.
Their joint conversation follows the tensions of the week on their upheaval of western trade, security and Ukraine -related policy between US allies and President Donald Trump.
Trump on Friday requested Russian President Vladimir Putin that Ukrainian troops should be pushed out of the Kursk region of Russia and said that there was a “very good opportunity” that could end the war.
Trump held a long meeting with Putin in Moscow in Moscow on Thursday night, which Trump called “very good and productive” on social media.
Kremlin said Putin sent a message to Trump about his ceasefire plan, agreeing by Kiev Vitcoff, in which “cautious optimism” expressed that a deal could be made to end the three -year -old conflict.
Putin said on Thursday that he supported the proposal in Trump’s theory, but the fight could not be stopped unless many critical situations were released, increasing the possibility of long -term negotiations.
US Secretary State Fa State Marco Rubio told reporters after the G7 seats that the reason was “cautiously optimistic” about the ceasefire and peace negotiations after Putin’s comment, but would not notice its terms.
The G7 officials feared that they could not agree on all documents touching on geographical political issues around the world, which departments said that both Russia and China could play in the hands.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Melani Jolie told reporters, “When it comes to different issues in Ukraine and the Middle East, we talked about these various issues, topics, and the goal was to keep a strong G7 unity,” Canadian Foreign Minister Melani Jolie told reporters.
Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States, a group of seven ministers, along with the European Union, were called in the past that the remote tourist city in Quebec Hills for Meetings on Thursday and Friday had given widespread consent.
But in the part of the first G7 meeting of the President of the Canadian President, the crafting of the final statement was difficult when Ukraine, the Middle East, and Washington Shington’s struggling on the language of Washington Shington on the desire of rigorous words.
The conversation confirmed its relentless support to Ukraine in its regional integrity and right to exist, and its independence, sovereignty and defense of freedom. “
Ukraine’s regional integrity US The story has been greatly absent, as the Trump administration came to power on January 20. The US under Trump has not denied the possibility of capturing the Kive region so far.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky said on Friday that the issue of the region was discussed during the meeting of Ukrainian and US officials in the Saudi city of Jeddah, but it would require difficult dialogue.
“Regional integrity is an important element of the United Nations and the United Nations (reference),” Kaja Kalas, the head of the EU’s foreign policy, told Reuters.
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To ensure that the previous text refers to the need for safety guarantee, Trus has been replaced by “assurance”, but they warned Kiw to follow Kiw to face more restrictions, including Moscow’s agreeing or oil cost caps.
“The G7 members called for compensation to Russia by consenting the ceasefire on the same terms and fully implementing it.
“They asserted that any ceasefire should be respected and underline the need for strong and reliable security systems to ensure that Ukraine can prevent and defend it against any new acts of aggression.”
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy described the statement as “very good”.
Vashington Shington tried to impose red lines on Ukraine’s language to not harm its negotiations with Russia, and opposed a separate announcement to stop Russia’s so -called shadow fleet, while demanding a stronger language on China.
Finally the G7 also approved a separate statement on Maritime Security, including a task force to face the shadow fleet, which was forced by Canada.
The final communication states the opposition of the G7 of any unilateral effort to change the position in the Taiwan Strait or forcibly, which may be encouraging Taipai.
There was a dispute over the language related to Gaza and the Middle East, especially the idea of ​​a two-state settlement for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which the US Was resisting.
The final culture did not mention the two-state solution, which leaves the language that emphasized its importance in the previous drafts of the text.
“They underlined the requirement of the political horizon for the Palestinians, which were obtained by the settlement of the negotiations of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which fulfills the legal needs and aspirations of both the widespread Middle East, stability and famous people.”
Global with additional files of Global News and Reuters
