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Carney Prepared to Tell Putin to “Get Out of Ukraine” if Russia Returns to G20 Summit

Carney is prepared to tell Putin to leave Ukraine if Russia is invited back to the G20, signaling resolve clearly.

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Carney Prepared to Tell Putin to “Get Out of Ukraine” if Russia Returns to G20 Summit

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is prepared to confront Vladimir Putin directly if Russia is welcomed back to the G20 summit, saying he would demand that Moscow leave Ukraine. The proposed message reflects Canada’s continued support for Ukraine and opposition to any diplomatic normalization while the war continues. Carney’s position could place pressure on other G20 members weighing engagement with Russia. The summit’s guest list and diplomatic arrangements remain subject to negotiations among participating governments in coming weeks ahead.

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