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G7 countries pledge to stop Russia oil imports

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The G7 club of wealthy nations committed Sunday to phasing out its dependency on Russian oil. The statement from the Group of Seven -- France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Britain and the United States -- did not specify exactly what commitments each country will make. The G7 also slammed Putin personally for his actions in Ukraine.

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Al Bawaba

The G7 Plan to Ban Russian Oil Imports | Al Bawaba

The G7 countries on Sunday pledged to ban imports of Russian oil in another sanction against Moscow’s war on Ukraine. The G7 includes the U.K., U.S., Ca

3 years ago·Amman, Jordan

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EURACTIV

G7 countries pledge to stop Russia oil imports

The G7 club of wealthy nations committed Sunday (8 May) to phasing out its dependency on Russian oil and issued a scathing statement accusing President Vladimir Putin of bringing "shame" on Russia with his invasion of Ukraine.

3 years ago·Brussels, Belgium

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NHK World

G7 to phase out or ban Russian oil imports | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

Leaders from the Group of Seven nations have agreed to phase out or ban imports of Russian oil to "impose severe and immediate economic costs" on President Vladimir Putin's administration for the invasion of Ukraine.

3 years ago·Tokyo, Japan

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The Korea Times

G7 countries pledge to stop Russia oil imports

The G7 club of wealthy nations committed Sunday to phasing out its dependency on Russian oil and issued a scathing statement accusing President Vladimir Putin of bringing "shame" on Russia with his invasion of Ukraine.

3 years ago·Korea, Republic of

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Bangkok Post

G7 countries pledge to stop Russia oil imports

WASHINGTON: The G7 club of wealthy nations committed Sunday to phasing out its dependency on Russian oil and issued a scathing statement accusing President Vladimir Putin of bringing "shame" on Russia with his invasion of Ukraine.

3 years ago·Bangkok, Thailand

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