The countries of the “Great Seven” threatened Russia with new sanctions in case of refusal to offer fire at the front

Foreign Ministers of the Big Seven countries () at a meeting in Canada discussed the possibility of introducing additional sanctions against the Russian Federation in case of its rejection of a truce with Ukraine, the statement published according to the results of the summit said. Members of the G7 confirmed their support to Ukraine and welcomed the decision of Kyiv to support the US offer of a 30-day truce.

The meeting participants also “called for Russia to reply, agreeing to the ceasefire on equal terms and fully implement it.” “We discussed the imposition of additional restrictions on Russia if the ceasefire is not agreed, including through the introduction of additional sanctions, oil prices, as well as additional support of Ukraine,” the document says. Among the possible measures, the ministers also discussed the use of income from frozen assets of the Russian Federation. Schu, during negotiations in Saudi Arabia, invited Ukraine to introduce a 30-day ceasefire, which is considered the first step towards the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Kyiv supported this proposal. Vladimir Putin, commenting on the proposal about the armistice, said that in general Russia supports the US initiative, but there are “nuances” and issues requiring discussion. Among them is the operation of the Armed Forces in the Kursk region. In the United States, Putin’s statement was considered “promising, but incomplete.” In Ukraine, they called “manipulation.” According to Western publications, advisers to US President Donald Trump are developing options for mitigating sanctions that were imposed on Russia after the start of a full -scale invasion of Ukraine. The main condition for weakening the restrictions is the consent of Moscow to conclude a peace agreement with Kiev. In the event of a Russia’s reluctance, to terminate the fighting and negotiating with Ukraine Trump threatened Russia with “large -scale sanctions”. (Tagstotranslate) News

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