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G20 leaders' declaration condemns Russia's war 'in strongest terms'
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By Nectar Gan and Rhea Mogul, CNN Russia’s international isolation grew Wednesday, as world leaders issued a joint declaration condemning its war in Ukraine that has killed thousands of people and roiled the global economy.
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G-20 to hold tough on Russia, urge end to Ukraine war
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G20 leaders' declaration condemns Russia's war 'in strongest terms'
Leaders of the world's largest economies appear ready to send a strong message to Russia condemning its invasion of Ukraine. Though there are still divided opinions on some issues, a
Russia faced mounting diplomatic pressure to end its war in Ukraine Tuesday, as G20 leaders meeting in Indonesia rued the high cost of the eight-month-old conflict.In a draft communique, countries including Russia deplored the impact of "the war in Ukraine" -- a conflict that "most members strongly …
A draft declaration by leaders of the Group of 20 major economies under discussion Tuesday echoes the condemnation of Russia’s war on Ukraine by the United Nations, while acknowledging differing views among members.
Russia faced mounting diplomatic pressure Tuesday to end its war in Ukraine, as G20 allies and critics alike rued the painful global impact of nearly nine months of conflict.A draft communique obtained by AFP showed the world's 20 leading economies coming together to condemn the war's effects, but s…
G20 leaders to call for end of Ukraine-Russia War; Russia renews aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities; Republican control of the House could cause reassessment of U.S. aid to Ukraine
By Nectar Gan and Rhea Mogul, CNN Russia’s international isolation grew Wednesday, as world leaders issued a joint declaration condemning its war in Ukraine that has killed thousands of people and roiled the global economy.
A majority of Group of 20 nations condemned Russia’s war in Ukraine, according to a joint declaration issued Wednesday after a summit that showed Vladimir Putin’s government becoming more isolated on the world stage.
World leaders used the G20 declaration to slam Russia's war in Ukraine, which has dominated the summit. They also expressed economic concerns, especially for middle-income countries.
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