Top G7 Diplomats Affirm Ukraine Support, Seek Complete Ceasefire: Japan
The talks will center on air defense, energy security and sanctions as Ukraine faces its fifth winter of war, officials said.
- On Nov. 10, foreign ministers from the Group of Seven met in The Paris to coordinate international support for Ukraine, hosted by French Foreign Minister Jean-No under France's 2026 presidency.
- Ukraine faces urgent defense and energy security needs as it enters its fifth winter of Russia's full-scale invasion, prompting the dedicated G7+Ukraine session.
- Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha briefed allies on battlefield conditions while holding bilateral talks with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and European Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas to unify diplomatic efforts.
- Ministers prioritized protecting Black Sea shipping after naval drones hit at least nine cargo ships near Romanian and Bulgarian coasts last month, threatening global food security and freedom of navigation.
- The IEA warned on Nov. 4 that Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure could cause power shortages during the 2026-27 heating season, underscoring the urgency of coordinated international assistance.
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The EU stands ready to support Ukraine further.
At the end of the G7 meeting, Federal Foreign Minister Wadephul stressed the unity of the group of states in further support of Ukraine.
Ukraine has asked the G7 countries for enhanced air defense, additional energy assistance and tougher sanctions against Russia, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga said after a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Paris. Among the issues raised by Kiev are ensuring sufficient funding, restrictions on Russia’s “shadow fleet” and entry bans for Russian citizens. According to Sybiga, the talks were aimed at strengthening Ukraine’s defense and cr…
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Top G7 diplomats affirm Ukraine support, seek complete ceasefire: Japan
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven countries on Tuesday affirmed support for Ukraine, including winter assistance, and called for a complete ceasefire in its conflict with Russia, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said.
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