G20 summit in South Africa to take place without Putin
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The Kremlin leader, Vladimir Putin, will not personally participate in the November G20 summit in South Africa. This was announced on October 22 by Dmitry Peskov, the representative of the Russian president, who noted that the Russian Federation would be represented at the event at a decent level.
The refusal of Russian President Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in South Africa was announced on October 22 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.
Reports UNN with reference to Russian media.
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According to information provided to Russian journalists by Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Kremlin head, it is stated that Vladimir Putin will not personally participate in the November "Group of Twenty" summit in South Africa.
However, Russia will still be represented at this event, as noted in the Kremlin media, "at a decent level."
Recall
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