G20 Drops Reference to Russia Aggression in Ukraine, Leaving Diplomats in Disarray
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The G20 statement dropped a reference to Russia's aggression "against" Ukraine, sparking criticism and concern. The omission is seen as a sign of appeasement towards Russia, as it continues to occupy Crimea and support separatist movements in eastern Ukraine. The move has raised questions about the G20's commitment to upholding international norms and addressing ongoing conflicts.
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