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Poland's Tusk says inviting Putin to G20 may encourage Russian aggression

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed concerns that inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to a G20 meeting in Miami could embolden Moscow’s aggressive stance towards Ukraine. In contrast, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has indicated support for Putin's attendance at the event. Tusk fears Russia might interpret the invitation as encouragement to continue its current policies, while the Kremlin stated on Wednesday that it would consider accepting the invitation.

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On September 24, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed concern that inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to a December G20 meeting in Miami, Florida, might encourage Moscow's aggressive stance towards Ukraine. Tusk fears such an invitation could embolden Russia to continue its hostile actions. In contrast, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hopes Putin will attend the summit, believing it would offer opportunities for engagement with world leaders, including President Donald Trump. The Kremlin stated on September 23 that Russia is considering the G20 invitation but did not provide a definitive response.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that he hoped Putin would accept the invitation and that it would give him the chance to engage with President Donald Trump and other world leaders.

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🔮 Poland's Tusk says inviting Putin to G20 may encourage Russian aggression WARSAW, Sept 24 - Inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to a December G20 meeting in Miami, Florida may encourage Moscow to continue its aggression towards Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday.

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Poland's Tusk says inviting Putin to G20 may encourage Russian aggression WARSAW, Sept 24 - Inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to a December G20 meeting in Miami, Florida may encourage Moscow to continue its aggression towards Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Thursday. uncertain

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"If inviting Putin to the G20 could bring us closer to a just peace, I would be absolutely in favour of it," Tusk told a news conference. uncertain

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"However - and this is both my concern and what my experience tells me - at this stage, Russia might well view it as an encouragement to continue its aggressive policies. uncertain

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That is what I fear." The Kremlin said on Wednesday that Russia would consider the invitation. asserted

Russia → fear → invitation