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G7 Leaders Agree to Increase Air Defense Support for Ukraine
G7 leaders meeting in France issued a statement committing to greater air defense deliveries and long-range capabilities for Ukraine. The statement also referenced sanctions on Russia and a deal involving the Strait of Hormuz.
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G7 leaders agreed to increase deliveries of air defense systems, interceptors, and long-range capabilities to Ukraine, according to a statement published overnight during their meeting in France. The statement said leaders commend Ukraine for recent battlefield progress and will consider extending licenses to boost Ukraine's military production.
It also committed to strengthening sanctions on Russia's oil and gas sectors.
The document referenced a deal reopening the Strait of Hormuz in connection with sanctions measures. It did not name any specific new systems or quantities to be delivered. Leaders are scheduled to continue discussions on economic growth and artificial intelligence today, including meetings with executives from OpenAI and Anthropic. S. S. independence.
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