G20 Struggles to Address Russia-Ukraine Conflict at India Meeting

Several G20 members have condemned Russia's decision to quit the Black Sea grain deal, which allowed for the safe export of grain from Ukraine. Concerns are rising over a potential increase in food prices in poorer countries following Moscow's move. Russia suspended its participation in the agreement after a blast damaged its bridge to Crimea, but the Kremlin denies any link between the attack and the decision. G20 financial leaders failed to reach a consensus on the war in Ukraine, resulting in India issuing a chair summary instead of a joint statement. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has overshadowed global diplomacy and hindered India's efforts to secure consensus on various reforms during its G20 presidency.
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- G20 is economic forum, keep Russia-Ukraine conflict away from it: Jaishankar India Today
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