Countries opposing Peace Summit declaration identified
Photo: the communique on the Peace Summit in Switzerland was supported by 80 countries (Getty Images)
The list of countries that signed a joint communiqué following the Peace Summit in Switzerland has been released. Not all participating states endorsed the document during the two-day event, reports Radio Liberty.
"In total, the list includes 80 countries and 4 organizations," the publication reports.
Among those who did not sign the communique are Saudi Arabia, Thailand, India, Mexico, South Africa, Brazil, and the United Arab Emirates.
Communiqué on the Peace Summit in Switzerland was supported by 80 countries (t.me/svoboda_radio)
Joint declaration following the summit: What is known
In Switzerland, the Peace Summit continues for the second consecutive day, with participation from over 100 attendees. Representatives of countries and organizations have signed a joint declaration at the conclusion of the event.
According to Reuters, the draft communique emphasized three key points: the return of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant under Ukrainian control, free access to the Black and Azov Seas, and the release and return of all detainees and deportees to Ukraine.
It is noteworthy that earlier, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba emphasized that countries could join the signed declaration even after the conclusion of the first summit. Therefore, an increase in the number of signatories remains possible.
