Rubio defended inviting Russia to G20 meetings and did not rule out Zelensky's participation
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On October 31, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Washington's decision to invite Russia to meetings of the Group of Twenty. The G20 brings together the world's largest economies, so the question of who takes part in its meetings matters to many countries.
Rubio spoke in support of this decision and explained the position of the American government. His words show that the United States considers Russia's participation in such meetings possible and necessary, even against the backdrop of complex relations between the countries.
In addition, Rubio did not rule out the possible participation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in G20 events. Thus, the question of the composition of participants and the format of the meetings remains open for now.
Official decisions on these issues have not yet been announced. Readers should follow the news to learn how the work of the G20 will be organized and who will ultimately take part in it.
Sources: airpress.kz
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