China was against: "Great Twenty" did not condemn Russia for invasion of Ukraine - ft

According to journalists, the G20 Declaration stipulates that both aspects of the conflict in Ukraine in Ukraine. At the same time, a compromise decision may allow the grain agreement to restart and restore Ukrainian grain exports. G20 leaders did not condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine in a joint declaration following the results of the 18th summit of the Twenty because representatives of China and Russia were against criticism of war in Ukraine.

This indicates a lack of global consensus on the support of Kiev, reports The Financial Times. The text of the Declaration refers to the "war in Ukraine", which was opposed by countries supporting Kiev, for example, the US and NATO countries, since such a wording stipulates that the responsibility for the resolved war is equally on both sides of the conflict.

Such a declaration indicates that the countries of the West have failed to convince developing countries to condemn Moscow and support Kiev. For comparison, in the past declaration G20, after a summit in Indonesia, it was about the "aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine". According to Western diplomats, the protest from China India as a party adopting the International Forum proposed a compromise decision.

"Today, this is a very polarization issue, there are many points of view on this," said the Indian diplomat with Jayshankar, adding that, in his opinion, it would be correct to record what was discussed in the conference rooms. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolenko commented on the summit declaration that "there is nothing to be proud of" group of twenty, and Ukraine would allow others to better understand the current state of things.

"We drew attention to the suffering of people and other related consequences of war in Ukraine related to global food and energy security, supply chain, macro -financial stability, inflation and development, - the declaration reads. - There were different views and assessments of the situation.

"The document compiled for" just and long peace in Ukraine ", but still there is no clear connection of this requirement with the territorial integrity of Ukraine, which representatives of the event insisted on. The fact that "most members are strongly condemning the war", which was mentioned in the Declaration of 2022.

Some of the Western diplomats expressed in the spirit that a compromise decision was necessary and enabled the parties to find common points of contact on other issues, in particular promised to restart the grain agreement And again export Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea. According to the diplomat, otherwise no declaration after the G20 summit could not be at all, and thus "platform and organization remains viable.

" The declaration still views a certain sequence in the declaration: they support the principle that countries cannot use force for territorial accessories that the use of nuclear weapons is unacceptable. It should be reminded that Xi Jinping did not come to the G20 summit, but instead sent the premiere of Cin Ghana to the forum of developing countries, that some analysts consider some analysts.