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G7 Finance Ministers Confer on Pressuring Russia Over Ukraine

Canada convened a virtual meeting of G7 finance ministers on September 12, 2025, to discuss strategies aimed at increasing pressure on Russia regarding its ongoing conflict with Ukraine. This gathering highlighted the group’s unified stance against what they term Russia’s “illegal and unjustified” actions in the region.
Focus on Economic Measures
During the meeting, John Fragos, press secretary for the Minister of Finance and National Revenue, indicated that the ministers deliberated on enhancing measures to curb Russia’s military capabilities. He emphasized the group’s commitment to limiting what he referred to as Russia’s “war machinery.” In light of recent events, including a drone incident involving Russian aircraft breaching Polish airspace, the ministers expressed heightened concern over the escalation of hostilities.
The G7, comprising Canada, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom, along with the European Union as a non-enumerated member, has consistently rallied in support of Ukraine since the onset of the conflict. The coalition’s approach reflects a collective commitment to maintaining pressure on Moscow, particularly in response to provocative statements from Russian President Vladimir Putin, who recently threatened foreign troops deployed in Ukraine.
Commitment to Maximum Pressure
Earlier this month, Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, underscored the necessity for Canada and its allies to uphold “maximum pressure” on Russia. This statement came in the context of increasing tensions and military threats, reinforcing the G7’s resolve to support Ukraine amidst ongoing aggression.
The discussions among finance ministers not only signal a coordinated economic strategy but also reflect a deepening commitment to international security. The G7’s actions aim to ensure that collective efforts lead to tangible outcomes in addressing the conflict and its broader implications for global peace.
This meeting illustrates the ongoing diplomatic efforts by G7 nations to respond to the volatile situation in Eastern Europe, while also considering the economic ramifications of their decisions. As the conflict continues to evolve, the G7’s solidarity will likely play a crucial role in shaping future international responses to Russian aggression.
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