G7 threatens more sanctions if Russia fails to agree to a ceasefire on Ukraine Russia-Ukraine, news war

Finance officials from a group of seven countries (G7) threatened that they may impose more sanctions on Russia if they fail to agree to a ceasefire in its war on Ukraine.

After finishing their meeting in the Group of Seven in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, where the foreign ministers believed this week, the Malian heads said Thursday evening that if the efforts made to end the “continuous brutal war” in Ukraine, the group will look at how Moscow pushed back.

“If the ceasefire is not agreed, we will continue to explore all possible options, including options to increase pressure to the maximum such as increasing the penalties,” the final statement reads three days after the meetings.

The Group of Seven, which consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States, also pledged to work together to ensure that the countries that finance the war are not qualified to benefit from the rebuilding of Kiev.

Canadian Finance Minister Francois Philippe Champagne said this point was a “very large statement”, describing it as a main column.

However, the group moved away from the naming countries, including China, Who previously accused the West of providing weapons to Russia.

The statement added that the sovereign origins of Russia in the United States of Judicial will remain a dam until Moscow ended the war and paid compensation to Ukraine due to the damages it caused in the country.

“A clear signal?”

“I think he is sending a clear signal to the world … The Group of Seven is united for the purpose and work,” Al -Shambania said to the closing press conference.

However, the statement was deleted to mention the tariff of US President Donald Trump, which disrupts global trade and supply chains and swelling of economic uncertainty.

The differences were also clear in the approach of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Trump has disturbed our allies by marginalizing the bilateral ceasefire talks with Moscow, in which US officials have adopted many Kremlin accounts regarding the conflict.

In the statement, the description of the war was reduced from the Group of Seven statement in October, which was released before Trump’s re -election, which he described as “illegal, unjustified and unjustified war against Ukraine.”

Definitions

According to the Valdis Dombrovskis Valler, the ministers discussed a proposal to reduce the maximum price of $ 60 to 50 dollars on Russian oil exports since Russian crude was selling less than this level.

However, the official G7 statement did not present the plan because the United States is “unbalanced” to reduce the maximum price, said a European official who has not been named for Reuters.

Hours before the G7 meeting, the European Parliament as well Russian fertilizer imports.

According to the European Union’s draft law, duties will be applied from July 1 and gradually increased over three years, from 6.5 percent to about 100 percent, which stopped trade.

“After it was agreed

As international entities continue to put sanctions on Russia to invade Ukraine, diplomatic efforts to end the war increased after the two sides were held first. Face Last week meeting.

However, it seems that Moscow is ready to continue to delay, as it has been doing since the United States launched its pushing the mediator.

The Kremlin said on Thursday that new talks “were not agreed upon” after reports that the Vatican was ready to host a future meeting to discuss the ceasefire.

However, Russia and Ukraine are dealing with attacks.

On Friday morning, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that air defense systems had dropped 112 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 24 on the Moscow region.

One day, Russia said it had launched an ISKANDER-M missile in a part of the city of Boukerv in the Dniproptrovsk region in Ukraine.