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G7 Backs Ukraine, Zelenskyy Seeks 2025 Peace
G7 leaders reiterate unwavering support for Ukraine, while Zelenskyy aims for a diplomatic end to the war in 2025. Russia remains the obstacle to peace.
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International RelationsGermany Russia Ukraine WarGeopoliticsEuropean UnionConflictDiplomacySanctions
Group Of Seven (G7)KremlinNato
Volodymyr ZelenskyyVladimir PutinDonald TrumpOlaf Scholz
- Which countries are members of the G7?
- The G7 comprises the United States, Canada, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, and Britain. Italy currently holds the rotating presidency of the group.
- What are Zelenskyy's views on ending the war in Ukraine?
- Zelenskyy's statement expressed his hope to end the war in 2025 through diplomatic means. He emphasized the need for diplomatic resolution, despite stalled talks with Russia, which continues to demand territorial concessions from Ukraine.
- What measures did the G7 leaders commit to maintaining against Russia?
- The G7 statement detailed the continued imposition of sanctions and other measures against Russia, reiterating its position as the sole obstacle to peace. The statement also emphasized the G7's united stance with Ukraine.
- What were the main points of the G7 statement regarding the war in Ukraine?
- The G7 leaders reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Ukraine in its fight for sovereignty and territorial integrity. They acknowledged the global impact of Russia's actions, particularly on food security, and highlighted the resilience of the Ukrainian people.
- What is the current status of diplomatic negotiations between Ukraine and Russia?
- Diplomacy between Kyiv and Moscow remains at a standstill due to Russia's demand for Ukrainian territorial concessions, a condition rejected by Zelenskyy. Putin reiterated this demand in a recent call with German Chancellor Scholz.