Kyivindependent G20 Family Photo Canceled Amid Russian Atrocities in Ukraine
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- •G20 family photo canceled due to Russian presence amid ongoing conflict.
- •Recent missile attacks by Russia killed 20 Ukrainian civilians, prompting international outrage.
- •Emergency UN Security Council meeting convened to address Russia's actions.
The G20 family photo was reportedly canceled due to the presence of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, following recent Russian missile attacks in Ukraine that killed 20 civilians. Ukrainian officials, including David Arakhamia, confirmed the evacuation of residents from Oleshky to Anapa, Russia, before they continue to Ukrainian-controlled territory. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul emphasized that European partners would not be seen with Lavrov in the family photo. The situation escalated after Russia's attacks on Ukrainian cities like Dnipro and Chernihiv, prompting an emergency UN Security Council meeting. Additionally, Slovakia's Prosecutor General reopened a criminal case against former officials over military aid to Ukraine. The ongoing conflict has seen over 350 attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since September, severely impacting the nation's energy capabilities.
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