US-EU-G7 Russia meeting

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken reported that he discussed developments in Russia with the foreign ministers of the G7 countries and the High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the European Union (EU), Josep Borrell.

Blinken shared a message on the subject from his social media account. Stating that the US will be in “close coordination with its allies and partners” in the context of events in Russia, Blinken claimed that he met with G7 foreign ministers and EU High Representative Borrell. .

Meanwhile, Britain’s Foreign Office updated its Russia travel warning after Wagner’s group rebelled against the Russian administration. Foreign Minister James Cleverly, posting on the events on his Twitter account, said: “We are closely monitoring developments, including the Russian military and the Wagner group, and continue our close cooperation with our allies. “.

Austria also warned its citizens not to go to cities in Russia, especially on the border with Ukraine, due to the “Wagner crisis.” In the written statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a partial travel warning was made to Russia, and it was requested not to go to the regions of the country on the border with Ukraine.

Prime Minister Karl Nehammer stated that they are in consultation with heads of state and government at the EU level regarding developments in Russia, saying that “nuclear weapons should not fall into the wrong hands” and that this issue it is worrisome. (AA)