: G7 vows to support Ukraine for as long as it takes #IndiaNEWS #Home News Krun (Germany): The G7 leaders, who have gathered in Germany for their ongoing Summit, promised to continue providing Ukraine

G7 vows to support Ukraine for as long as it takes #IndiaNEWS #Home News
Krun (Germany): The G7 leaders, who have gathered in Germany for their ongoing Summit, promised to continue providing Ukraine with financial, humanitarian, military and diplomatic support and stand with the war-torn nation for as long as it takes in the face of Russias continued invasion of Kiev.
In a joint statement issued Monday, the leaders said that the G7 is steadfast in our solidarity with Ukraine, and reaffirm our unwavering commitment to support the government and people of Ukraine in their courageous defence of their countrys sovereignty and territorial integrity, and in their fight for a peaceful, prosperous and democratic future.
The G7 leaders from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US who have been joined in Krun, Germany, by two representatives from the European Union (EU), also welcomed the European Councils decision last week to grant the status of candidate country to Ukraine.
While condemning Russias brutal, unprovoked, unjustifiable and illegal war against Ukraine, the leaders said that they will not recognise Russias continued attempts to re-draw borders by force.
This devastating war has produced dramatic consequences far beyond Europe. It constitutes a blatant violation of international law, in particular a grave breach of the UN Charter.
The G7 reiterated its demand for Russia to put an end to this war of choice, and immediately, unconditionally cease all hostilities and withdraw its troops and military equipment from the entire territory of Ukraine within its internationally recognised borders.
The leaders also condemed Russias unjustified use of nuclear rhetoric and signaling, and said that Moscow must abide by its international commitments, including those which ban the use of chemical, biological or nuclear weapons.
They also expressed serious concern over Russian President Vladimir Putins announcement on June 25 that Moscow will supply Iskander-M nuclear capable missiles to Belarus in the coming months.
In their joint statement, the G7 leaders said they remain committed to sustaining and intensifying sanctions against President Putins government and enablers in neighbouring Belarus.
There will be sanctions on gold and oil exports and also targeted sanctions on those responsible for war crimes.
The G7 also demanded that the Kremlin allow food to leave Ukraines ports and blamed Moscow for rising threats to global food insecurity as a result of the conflict.
We urgently call on Russia to cease, without condition, its attacks on agricultural and transport infrastructure and enable free passage of agricultural shipping from Ukrainian ports, said the G7 statement.
Earlier in the day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky virtually addressed the leaders and appealed for more heavy weapons from the Western allies.

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