The United States opposed the inclusion of a clause on support for Ukraine in the G7 statement

The United States opposes the inclusion of a clause on further support for Ukraine in the final statement of the G7 (G7) finance ministers meeting, which is taking place in Canada. This was reported by Politico on May 21, citing sources.

"The United States is against the inclusion of "further support" for Ukraine in the G7 statement, which is being drafted by finance ministers in Canada," the publication says.

In addition, the American side also opposed the use of the phrase "illegal" in the document in relation to Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.

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