The leaders of the "big seven" (G7) countries assured Ukraine of their support "as much as necessary" in the fight against Russian aggression. This is stated in communique of the G7 summit in Hiroshima, published on Saturday, May 20.
"We once again strongly condemn Russia's aggressive war against Ukraine. We confirm our unwavering support for Ukraine as long as it is necessary to achieve a comprehensive, just and durable world," the document reads.
In addition, the G7 said they are committed to increasing their diplomatic, financial, humanitarian and military support to Ukraine, as well as increasing pressure on those who help Russia. At the same time, the leaders of the "big seven" countries called on China to put pressure on Moscow so that Russia would stop the war and withdraw its troops from Ukraine. "We call on China to support a comprehensive, just and strong world based on territorial integrity, the principles and goals of the UN Charter, including through direct dialogue with Ukraine," the document reads.
On the eve of the final day of the G7 leaders' summit in Hiroshima, President Zelenskyi arrived to Japan On Sunday, May 21, he will take part in working meetings.
The Ukrainian leader is expected, in particular, to discuss with G7 leaders the creation of a "coalition of fighter jets", which was announced earlier this week. Great Britain and the Netherlands have announced that they have agreed on the purchase of American-made F-16 fighter jets for Ukraine and pilot training. According to the media, training will take place in Europe and will begin in the coming weeks.
"As the exercise progresses in the coming months, we will work with our allies to determine when the aircraft will be delivered, who will deliver them and how many," said US national security adviser Jake Sullivan on the sidelines of the GXNUMX summit. ".
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