Bloomberg has learned about the intention of the BRICS countries to condemn unilateral measures in the economy

The heads of the BRICS countries intend to make a negative statement regarding unilateral coercive economic measures following the results of the summit in Rio de Janeiro. This was reported by Bloomberg on July 4, citing sources.

"The leaders will express "serious concern" about unilateral tariff and non—tariff measures," the publication says.

It clarifies that the leaders of the BRICS countries will condemn "unilateral coercive measures contrary to international law."

In addition, the agency noted that it was most likely about the duties imposed by the American leader Donald Trump, but the draft statement prepared for the meeting in Brazil did not mention specific countries. Also, one of the sources of the publication clarified that the final version of the text may still change.

In addition, the heads of the BRICS countries may express "serious concern" about the situation in Palestine. In particular, the resumption of Israeli strikes and the creation of obstacles to the supply of humanitarian aid.

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