Arakhamia: Ukraine's participation in the G20 without Russia makes no sense

Davyd Arakhamia, head of the parliamentary faction "Servant of the People", expressed his position on Ukraine's participation in "Group of Twenty" meetings. According to him, Kyiv sees no point in attending such meetings if Russia is not present.

Position on the G20 format

The politician explained his view, noting that discussing current issues without the participation of Russian Federation representatives loses its meaning. "We do not agree, because simply sitting at a G20 meeting without the Russians — what would be the topic then? I think it is important for Russia to be present," Arakhamia emphasised.

Humanitarian initiatives

In addition to the discussion surrounding the G20, the faction leader reported that the Russian side had given verbal consent to conducting humanitarian operations, following the example of the mission in Oleshky.

At the same time, Arakhamia emphasised that implementing these initiatives requires developing specific projects, coordinating the relevant documents, and overcoming mutual distrust between the parties.