Reuters: G7 will not publish a joint statement about Ukraine because of resistance from the United States
participants of the G7 summit together with Vladimir Zelensky, photo Getty Images
According to Reuters, the Seven Group (G7) did not make a joint statement about war in Ukraine because of resistance from the United States.
Source: Reuters With reference to sources, CBC News
Literally Reuters: « Canada has abandoned the G7 plans for war in Ukraine after resistance from the United States, a Canadian official told reporters. »
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Details: According to two Reuters sources in G7, after the end of the summit on Tuesday, Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to publish a statement by the Chairman of the Seven Group, which will call for increased pressure on Russia through sanctions and declares that G7 supports peaceful efforts under the leadership of the United States.
Canada is presiding on G7 on a rotary basis this year. Other leaders should not sign the statements of the G7 chairman.
The European official said the leaders emphasized Trump on their plans for harsh measures against Russia, and Trump seems to be amazed, although in principle he did not support sanctions.
Three European diplomats have stated that Trump made it clear that he wanted to increase the pressure on the ruler of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and to consider the Senate of the US Senate, prepared by Senator Lindsey Graham, but he did not promise anything.
G7 leaders agreed on six statements concerning the illegal transportation of migrants, artificial intelligence, critical minerals, forest fires, transnational repression and quantum computing.
Reuters states that President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky will leave the Samy Group Summit with a new assistance from Canada, who is the master of the summit, but without a joint application for support from members or the opportunity to meet with US President Donald Trump.
It is noted that the Seven Group countries tried to find a single position on the conflict in Ukraine after Trump expressed support for Russian ruler Vladimir Putin and left the summit a day earlier.
The Canadian CBC News broadcaster, citing a high -ranking source in the Canadian government, reports that there will be no joint statement by G7 leaders in Ukraine because the United States would not agree with the final wording.
According to the source, six leaders were ready to go far in their formulations, but the Americans wanted to soften them. According to the interlocutor of the publication, the Americans did not want some sharp remarks about Russia to be included in a joint statement, as it could jeopardize negotiations on termination of the war.
That preceded: As Bloomberg wrote, discussion between the Seven Group leaders did not push US President Donald Trump to go for harder sanctions against Russia.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an appeal to the participants of the Seven Group summit in Canada stated that The US may force Russia To put an end to a full -scale invasion of Ukraine, and you need to work with Donald Trump.
