ЕС против возвращения России в G7

Евросоюз против возвращения России в G7.

ЕС "считает, что формат G7 является жизненно важной многосторонней структурой для стран, руководствуясь общими ценностями, интересами и обязательствами", заявил во вторник (2 июня) во время виртуальной пресс-конференции Верховный представитель ЕС по внешней политике и политике безопасности Джозеп Боррелл.

Участие Москвы в том, что когда-то было «большой восьмеркой», было «приостановлено до тех пор, пока Россия не изменит курс, и обстановка не позволит восьмерке снова провести содержательное обсуждение, а в настоящее время это не так, добавил Боррелл.

США в настоящее время председательствует в группе семи промышленно развитых стран, в которую также входят Германия, Франция, Италия, Великобритания, Канада и Япония. Участие России было приостановлено ​​в марте 2014 года после аннексии ею Крыма.

Президент США Дональд Трамп заявил на выходных, что отложит ежегодный саммит G7 до сентября и планирует пригласить четыре страны, не являющиеся членами, включая Россию. Великобритания и Канада уже заявили, что они выступают против любой возможной реадмиссии Москвы.

США в этом году будут председательствовать в G7. В этом качестве Трамп может пригласить Россию на саммит в США в качестве гостя. Для повторного принятия России в качестве полноправного участника потребуется согласие других стран-членов, а именно Канады, Японии, Германии, Франции, Италии и Великобритании. ЕС также участвует в заседаниях G7.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

 

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