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G-7 discusses Ukraine issues at German security conference
The G-7 foreign ministers say the situation remains “extremely worrying” as Russia has not seen any evidence of a reduction in military operations near the border with Ukraine. The remarks came after G-7 foreign ministers met privately at a security conference in Munich on Saturday to discuss Ukraine.
“The G-7 countries to withdraw their troops from the border with Ukraine and to fully abide by their international commitments.”
The British Foreign Office Statement
Russia needs to choose a diplomatic path To reduce tensions; A joint statement issued by the British Foreign Office after the meeting called on the G-7 countries to withdraw their troops from the border with Ukraine and to fully abide by their international commitments.
As a first step, Russia is expected to implement its announcement to reduce its military presence across the Ukrainian border. But he said there was no evidence of such a reduction.
The meeting was chaired by German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and accompanied by EU foreign policy chief Josep Borell. Britain French Italy The foreign ministers of Canada and Japan attended. A spokesman for the German Foreign Ministry said the G-7 foreign ministers would work closely on Ukraine.
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