G7 Foreign Ministers agreed on Saturday (15) to continue working together to obtain a solid peace agreement for Ukraine with robust safety guarantees.
Authorities also linked future sanctions to Russia to Moscow’s good -faith negotiations.
“Any new and additional sanctions after February should be linked to the fact that the Russian Federation comes into real and good faith efforts to put a lasting end to the war against Ukraine, which provides Ukraine long -term safety and stability as a sovereign country And independent, ”said the statement, which includes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, after a meeting parallel to the Munich Security Conference.
The G7, which also includes France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan, Britain and the European Union (EU), emphasized its commitment to work together to help achieve lasting peace and “a Need to develop robust safety guarantees to ensure war will not start over. ”
This content was originally published in G7: new sanctions to Russia will be linked to “good faith” about peace in Ukraine on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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