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PM Faces Backlash over Plans to Invite Putin to Attend G20 Summit

  • Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to the December G20 meeting in Miami could encourage Russia to continue its aggression against Ukraine.
  • Tusk said he would support the invitation if it helped bring about a just peace, while expressing concern about its possible effect on Russia’s policies.
  • US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the invitation could allow Putin to meet President Donald Trump and other world leaders.
  • Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia had not decided whether Putin would attend and would consider the invitation through diplomatic channels.
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According to German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, Putin’s presence at a G20 summit could be the start of ‘serious negotiations’ regarding the war in Ukraine. He said this during a press conference in Canada. The Trump administration has invited the Russian president to the G20 summit taking place in Miami in December.

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The head of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Johann Vadeful, welcomed the decision of the American side to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the upcoming G20 summit in the United States.

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The head of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Johann Vadephul, welcomed the initiative of American leader Donald Trump to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the upcoming G20 summit. German Foreign Minister Johann Vadeful supported the decision of US President Donald Trump to invite the Russian leader to the G20 summit in Miami, and conveys the DPA agency. According to the diplomat, this event will mark the return of Russia's Presid…

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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