According to him, the G20 has “nothing to be proud of” because of the language of the declaration on the conflict in Ukraine.
“Ukraine thanks partners who tried to include strong language in the text,” he said.
Nikolenko also expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that Ukrainian representatives were not invited at all to the G20 summit in New Delhi.
Earlier, the Financial Times noted that the G20 summit statement in India was a blow to Western countries due to the lack of consensus on support for Ukraine.
