Volodymyr Zelensky made a scene-stealing arrival on the G7 summit in Japan on Saturday, as world leaders issued a veiled warning to China.
The Ukrainian president arrived in Hiroshima on a French authorities aircraft, after a stopover in Saudi Arabia.
His hastily-organised go to prompted G7 leaders to concern a press release early, wherein they condemned Russia.
They additionally warned in opposition to “economic coercion”, which Beijing is accused of utilizing in opposition to a number of international locations.
This 12 months’s gathering of the world’s richest democracies noticed them extending invites to a number of rising economies within the so-called Global South, in addition to India and Australia.
Mr Zelensky was brisk upon landing, operating down the steps right into a ready automotive and diving straight into one-on-one conferences with varied world leaders, together with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who greeted him with a pleasant “You made it!”.
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G7 summit communique stresses rules-based worldwide order
NHK – May 21
Leaders of the Group of Seven nations have issued a communique stressing their dedication to reinforcing free and open worldwide order primarily based on the rule of legislation, continued assist for Ukraine, and work in direction of a world freed from nuclear weapons.
G-7 leaders go to World Heritage shrine, dine at conventional inn
Kyodo – May 20
The leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized nations visited a small island in Hiroshima Bay containing a world heritage shrine and sat all the way down to a working dinner at a conventional hot-spring inn there on the finish of the primary day of their summit Friday.
Japan stands with Ukraine
Prime Minister’s Office of Japan – May 18
Russian aggression have to be stopped on the earliest potential time. As the nation holding the G7 presidency, Japan will lead G7 unity and present the world our dedication to completely defend the worldwide order primarily based on the rule of legislation.
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