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Japanese prime minister added that throughout the G20 Summit meetings, his country called for immediate withdrawal of troops and durable peace in Ukraine
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After a year and a half of fighting in Ukraine, Russia needs to replenish its supplies of ammunition for what could be a long war of attrition
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India managed to hammer out an unexpected consensus among the G20 countries on the contentious issue with emerging economies such as Brazil, South Africa and Indonesia playing a leading role
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Findings indicate there has been “an absolutely unacceptable violation of the sovereign airspace of Romania, a NATO ally, with real risks to the security of Romanian citizens in the area”, said Klaus Iohannis
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Hayashi, who had been on a tour of the Middle East and Poland earlier this week, made an unannounced visit to Ukraine and visited Bucha, one of the hardest-hit towns on the outskirts of Kyiv
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Following the Ukraine conflict, Russia blocked the transportation of grain from Ukraine through the Black Sea ports.
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Formed in 1999, the G20 was formed to maintain global financial stability by incorporating middle-income countries.
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India on Saturday circulated a new paragraph among the G20 countries to describe the Ukraine conflict in the joint leaders' declaration to be unveiled at the end
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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, accompanied by a number of business leaders, is visiting Ukraine on Saturday for talks with his counterpart to show support
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Addressing a press conference here ahead of the G20 summit, Guterres said that Russia and Ukraine still do not appear to be ending the conflict
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US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that their view is very much that having Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the G20 Summit
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United States announced a new security assistance package, including 105mm artillery rounds and electronic warfare, worth USD 600 million to support Ukraine's battlefield needs
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Five drones were shot down over three Russian regions overnight, with one targeting the capital, officials said Thursday. There were reports of no casualties
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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has announced $1 billion in Washington's support for Ukraine, which will include depleted uranium munitions for the first time
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Umerov, put forth as the nominee by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, garnered backing from 338 lawmakers out of the 450-seat Assembly, as stated by Zheleznyak in a Wednesday Telegram post.
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Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said at least 16 people were killed. At least 28 were wounded, according to Internal Minister Ihor Klymenko.
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South African officials did not know a sanctioned Russian ship was assigned to deliver military equipment to the country until the vessel was nearing national waters.
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Russia launched a series of missiles and air strikes on Ukraine's residential buildings and other civilian infrastructure
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Ukraine and Russia are major suppliers of wheat, barley, sunflower oil and other goods that developing nations rely on
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Zelenskyy made the announcement on his official Telegram account, writing that new leadership was needed after Reznikov went through “more than 550 days of full-scale war”. He named Rustem Umerov, a Crimean Tatar lawmaker, as the new defence minister.