Peak G20. Zelensky won't leave because of Putin

Peak G20. Zelensky won’t leave because of Putin

Posted On: November 3, 2022

On November 15-16, the G20 Summit was planned in Bali. Despite the protest, the host of the peak meeting Indonesian President Joko Widodo also invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to them. – Indonesia wants to unite the G20. He will not let division occur. Space and stability are the key to reviving and developing the world economy – he explained Widodo in April.

The politician was also invited to the top of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelanski. The Russian TASS body reported that Indonesia wanted to hold a Putin-Zełenski meeting on the occasion of the Summit.

However, on Thursday, the leader of Ukraine announced that he would not be visited to Bali.

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– The position of Ukraine and my personality in this case is that if the leader of the Russian federation takes part (at the top – ed.), Ukraine will not take part – Zelanski said, answering media questions in this matter.

Spokesman for the Ukraine Foreign Ministry: Russia must be expelled from the G20

A few days ago, a spokesman for the Ukraine Foreign Ministry Nikolenko called for Russia to come out of the G20 structure.

“Putin openly admitted that he assigned a rocket attack on Ukraine civilians and energy infrastructure. He was not allowed to sit at the table with global leaders with his hands tarnished,” Nikolenko wrote on the Twitter social network.

“Putin’s invitation to the Summit in Bali must be canceled, and Russia must be removed from the G20” – added the spokesman.

Group G20. Will Poland replace Russia?

In the context of discussion of the throwing of Moscow from the G20, in this spring, the Minister of Development and Technology at that time, Piotr Nowak, said that Poland has the opportunity to become a member of the group to replace Russia.

– Our proposal to remove Russia from the G20 group and introduce Poland instead, meet with a great understanding of representatives of the American government. Gina Raimondo, US Trade Secretary, stated that she would give it to President Joe Biden, and the idea itself met an excellent reception – Nowak explained.

According to him, “Polish accession to the G20 will show that with such support, the communist state can become one of the fastest growth countries in the world within 30 years.”