BRICS Summit 2026 LIVE Updates: Global Leaders Arrive for Second Day of Summit
The declaration warned that attacks on civilian nuclear sites violate international law and urged stronger disarmament and non-proliferation measures.
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BRICS leaders express concern about 'growing risks' of nuclear danger and conflict
<p>New Delhi, Sep 12 (PTI): BRICS leaders on Saturday expressed serious concern over "deliberate attacks" on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under full safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), while underlining that nuclear safety and security must always be upheld, including in "armed conflicts".</p><p> In the ‘New Delhi Declaration’ adopted on the first day of the two-day BRICS Summit, being hosted b…
BRICS countries oppose attacks on peaceful nuclear facilities subject to IAEA security assurances, as stated in the final declaration of the organization's summit in India. "Express grave concern over deliberate attacks on civilian infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities subject to IAEA security assurances", noted in the document.
BRICS leaders expressed deep concern about the increasing risks from conflicts and attacks on nuclear facilities, emphasizing that nuclear safety and security must always be maintained. The Chinese President urged BRICS to promote innovation-based development. Prime Minister Le Minh Hung attended and spoke at the BRICS Summit session. The 18th BRICS Summit opened in New Delhi, India.
BRICS emphasizes the need to improve global trade, eliminate unilateral customs measures and strengthen cooperation in cross-border payments. The heads of state and government of the BRICS member countries adopted the Declaration from New Delhi at the 18th summit of the group, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced today, and the joint document establishes clear directions for the future activities of the BRICS and expresses concern over …
BRICS statement: Attack on IAEA-supervised facilities is worrying.
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