Moscow opposes Poland's invitation to the G20: Russian Foreign Ministry calls it a violation of diplomatic principles
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Russia's Foreign Ministry has criticised the decision to invite Poland to the Group of Twenty. This was reported by the Interfax agency, which quotes the words of the head of the ministry.
According to the head of Russia's foreign policy department, Moscow does not believe that Poland should be part of the G20. He stated that Warsaw's invitation violates the principles of diplomacy. In this way, the Russian side expressed its disagreement with Poland's participation in this format.
The Group of Twenty brings together the world's largest economies and discusses issues of the global economy and finance. The composition of this group's participants often becomes a subject of debate, so any changes to its membership attract the attention of international partners.
It is still unknown how Warsaw and other members of the organisation will respond to this statement. Details about possible further steps have not yet been reported in official comments. Readers should follow new reports to learn how the situation develops.
Sources: Интерфакс
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