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G7 warn Russia of new sanctions if no ceasefire agreed

The Gazette

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Top diplomats from the Group of 7 industrialized democracies agreed Friday on a joint statement expressing support for Ukraine and a U.S. ceasefire proposal in the three-year-old war even as President Donald Trump’s trade policies and taunts toward host Canada overshadowed the talks.
Japan Today
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A G7 statement backed a US-led call for a 30-day truce embraced by Ukraine and "called for Russia to reciprocate by agreeing to a ceasefire on equal terms and implementing it fully."
International Business Times
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He also plans to urge G7 foreign ministers to focus on ending the Russia-Ukraine war.
Voice Of America
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The joint statement “welcomed” the Trump administration’s efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Ukraine and called on Russia to agree to it or face consequences, “including further sanctions, caps on oil prices, as well as additional support for Ukraine.” At the urging of the United States, the statement also expressed concern about “China’s military buildup and the continued, rapid increase in China’s nuclear weapons arsenal,” and called on Beijing to engage in arms control talks.
The Washington Post

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