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Confronting Sergei Lavrov directly at the G20 summit in Atlanta, Georgia, the Foreign Secretary also said Moscow was “not winning this war” because of the “courage of the Ukrainian people” and the solidarity of its allies.
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Moscow → confront → allies
In what will be seen as a veiled sideswipe at US President Donald Trump, who recently waived sanctions against the Kremlin, Mr Miliband stressed the need for all countries to apply pressure and deprive Russian leader Vladimir Putin “of the revenues that perpetuate this barbaric war”.
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that → see → war
Mr Miliband made his comments at a meeting of foreign ministers from the world’s leading economies.
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Miliband → make → economies
Some countries had expressed concern that the US had invited Russia amid ongoing devastating attacks against its neighbour.
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US → express → neighbour
Earlier, a planned photocall at the start of the summit was scrapped after Mr Miliband and other European counterparts refused to be pictured with Mr Lavrov – a close, long-standing ally of Mr Putin.
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Miliband → plan → Putin
There has been growing discomfort among allies at the shift by Washington towards Moscow over its conflict with Kyiv, which has seen Mr Trump decline to blame Russia for the war and call for Ukraine’s leader Volodymyr Zelensky to be replaced as he presses for a settlement to be reached.
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settlement → grow → war
In his intervention at Friday’s meeting, Mr Miliband said: “Let me say this directly to the Russian foreign minister – we all know who the aggressor in this war is.
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aggressor → say → war
Let’s talk about what happened at Dnipro railway yesterday.
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what → let → railway
Only yesterday your drones attacked and killed 15 people.
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drones → attack → people
“And there are countless examples like this of you killing innocent civilians throughout this war.
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you → be → war
“We all know you are the aggressor.
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you → know → ?
We all know you started this war four and a half years ago with the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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you → know → Ukraine
“And Putin thought then he would win this war easily.
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he → think → war
But you are not winning this war.
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you → win → war
“Thanks to the courage of the Ukrainian people and the solidarity of countries round this table, you are not winning.
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you → win → table
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“If you had the courage to tell the truth and to do what is right you would tell Putin that he is not winning this war and will not win.”
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he → read → war
Mr Miliband also told the meeting: “If we are serious about our values and our interests we must also work harder to secure just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
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we → tell → Ukraine
“Russia’s war continues to cause colossal global harm, including the deaths of thousands of innocent civilians and disruption that hits energy and supplies and worsens food insecurity.
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that → continue → insecurity
“An assault not only on Ukraine but on us all, trampling international law, sovereignty and self determination – core principles on which we all depend.
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we → trample → which
“This war is not simply a test for Europe or for Nato – it requires all of us to apply economic and diplomatic pressure to deprive Putin of the revenues that perpetuate this barbaric war.”
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that → require → war
The cancelling of the scheduled group photo underlined the continuing international tensions over the Ukraine conflict and fuelled concerns about the prospects of progress being made on key issues at the meeting.
Other items topping the agenda include the US-Israeli war against Iran, which has caused disruption to oil supplies through the Strait of Hormuz waterway and driven a spike in fuel prices.
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which → underline → prices
The meeting in Atlanta is meant to set the stage for a G20 leaders’ summit hosted by Mr Trump at his Miami golf club in December.
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meeting → mean → December
It is unclear if Mr Putin will accept the US president’s invitation to attend the Florida gathering.
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Putin → accept → gathering