Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky has called for an international monitoring mission to be sent to the Ukraine-Belarus border.
the leaders of G7 threatened this Tuesday with more pressure measures on Russia after the “random” attacks perpetrated on several Ukrainian cities this weekListed as “war crimes”and have underlined that they will continue supportive to Ukraine “as long as necessary”. Ukrainian President Volodimir also spoke at the meeting. Zelenskithat the . has applied sending an international monitoring mission to the Ukraine-Belarus border.
The forum uniting the main powers, which has also invited the EU, has gathered urgently to investigate the wave of attacks carried out by Russian forces since Monday. According to Zelensky, his country has been attacked with more than a hundred rockets.
“We condemn these attacks in the strongest possible terms,” reads the closing statement, directly blaming Russian President Vladimir Putin as “responsible” and calling on him to be held accountable for the atrocities committed since he ordered the invasion. February 24.
The G7 remains “resolute and determined” in its commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, including continuing to provide “financial, humanitarian, military, diplomatic and legal” assistance. “We are determined to support Ukraine to meet the needs of the winter,” the leaders agreed.
The G7 met this Tuesday. Photo: EFE.
They are also “deeply concerned” about the “deliberate damage” to the Nord Stream gas pipelines as they pass through the Baltic Sea, and have supported ongoing investigations, though they have avoided blaming Moscow for this sabotage. Instead, they have blamed Moscow for an escalation that includes the partial mobilization of reservists and “irresponsible nuclear rhetoric”, endangering global security: “We reaffirm that any use of chemical, biological or nuclear weapons by Russia will have serious consequences. have,” they said. declared.
The role of Belarus
The G7 final communiqué also included a reference to Belarus’ role, despite the fact that this variable was not initially included in the draft, according to the Bloomberg agency. Zelensky did warn in his speech, prior to the distribution of the last note, of the role Minsk plays in this whole equation.
Therefore, Zelensky proposed to send a mission of international observers to the border between Ukraine and Belarus. The President of Ukraine has argued that: Moscow tries to involve Minsk in the warwith the excuse of an alleged provocation of Kiev, which, however, does not plan any military measures against Belarus.
“At the level of the G7 and the entire democratic world, we must respond symmetrically: if Russia attacks the energy system and the energy stability of our countries, we must block its energy sector with sanctions,” said Zelensky, who also made an appeal. in that sense put an end to the “stability” of the income Moscow derives from oil and gas exports.
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Source: EITB
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