Elmau (Germany): The G7 summit, comprised by leaders of the world’s seven richest democracies, ended with a commitment to openly support Ukraine against the Russian invasion and to further hurt Russia economically through sanctions. The G7 leaders said they would make advances to prevent income from the sale of oil to the Kremlin.

The G7 leaders said they would make advances to prevent income from the sale of oil to the Kremlin. In a final statement issued by the Seven-Nation Group in Germany, the leaders stressed the need to impose “tough and immediate economic sanctions” on Russia. “We are unwavering about our commitment to imposing sanctions as long as necessary, working in solidarity at every stage, as long as necessary,” the leaders said. ’’

The leaders also agreed to ban the import of Russian gold. The member states said they would intensify their efforts to help countries struggling with food shortages due to bottlenecks in the shipment of Ukrainian grains through the Black Sea. German Chancellor Olf Schulz, who is hosting the summit, advocated the G7’s decision to reduce its commitments to eliminate investment in conventional fuel.

Before the end of the summit, the leaders condemned russia’s missile attack on a shopping mall in Kremchak. Calling the attack a war crime, he said “accountability” would be fixed on Russian President Vladimir Putin and others involved. The leaders of the United States, Germany, France, Italy, the UK, Canada and Japan said that they would continue to openly support Ukraine as long as it takes (the Russia-Ukraine war). Immediately after the summit, the G7 leaders left for the NATO leaders’ talks in Madrid (Spain). All the countries in the G7 except Japan are members of NATO. However, an invitation has also been sent to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the Madrid meeting.

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