The Russian Federation was driven from an influential international organization after troops conquered Crimea.
The Russian Federation could return to G7 after the end of the war in Ukraine. On Monday, February 24, in an interview with the Times, British security minister Dan Jarvis said.
He noted that he agreed with the president of the United States of America Donald Trump that Russia could stop as part of the peace negotiations at the end of the war.
“This issue will be discussed in international allies.
According to Jarvis, British prime minister Kir Starmer will discuss with American leader Trump the possibility of applying the CNT and Gingerbread strategy to convince Moscow to stop war against Ukraine:
“There will be a number of international allies talks. And the prime minister will discuss, I’m sure, there are many issues about Russia and Ukraine,” he added.
Note that the G7 is a group of such states such as USA, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Japan.
Russia was accepted in the G7, which created the G8 in 1998. Although the International Monetary Fund for economic indicators relates to the Russian Federation in developing countries. However, it was kicked out of the organization after the fusion of Crimea.
Earlier, US president Donald Trump said he wanted to see Russia’s return to G7.
Subsequently, German Minister of Foreigner Annalena Berobok responded to the statement of US President Donald Trump that he would “be happy to be” accepted Russia back to G7. The diplomat believes that there is no conversation about cooperation in the Russian Federation, while Putin is in power.
While France said Russia’s return to the G7 was “unacceptable.”
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