The foreign ministers of the G7 countries, who will meet in Italy, are preparing to take action against China for allegedly supporting Russia's special military operation in Ukraine. This is reported by Bloomberg, referring to the project of the communique.
The G7 countries want to "take appropriate measures against China and third-country entities in accordance with their legal systems," the agency quoted part of the draft statement as saying they could still make adjustments to the wording.
On November 25-26, the meeting of the foreign ministers of the Seven countries will take place in Fuji and Anagni, during which the situation in the Middle East, Ukraine, the Indo-Pacific region, as well as crises in Haiti and Sudan will be discussed.
Earlier, a high-ranking EU official stated that the EU currently does not have clear evidence that China provides military aid to Russia.
