**G20 Summit Fails to Condemn Russia’s Actions**
The G20 summit in Brazil has come to a close. Despite the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, the meeting did not result in a collective condemnation of Russia’s actions.
Six European nations – France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, and the United Kingdom – did release a joint statement criticizing Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. They condemned Russia’s actions and called for accountability. The ministers also warned about the risks posed by Russia’s increasing reliance on other countries like Iran and North Korea.
**European Nations Take a Stand**
The European nations emphasized their commitment to supporting Ukraine and holding Russia accountable for its actions. They promised to strengthen NATO, increase defense spending, and use economic tools to undermine Russia’s war capabilities. The ministers also committed to providing more military and financial support to Ukraine.
**Global Community Fails to Unite**
Despite the strong stance taken by European nations, the G20 failed to present a united front against Russia. Many non-European countries opted for neutrality, avoiding direct confrontation with Moscow.
The European ministers stressed that any peace negotiations must include Ukraine and its allies, and ensure accountability for Russia’s actions. They also called for financial reparations for Russia’s illegal actions.