Group of Seven leaders pledged to support Ukraine as long as the nation faces Russia's illegal aggression, while putting pressure on China to play a role in ending the war, in a communique released Saturday, the second day of their three-day summit in Hiroshima.The statement was issued minutes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in Japan to attend the G-7 summit in the western city, devastated by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945, amid fears that Russia may use a nuclear weapon against its neighbor.The G-7 promised to strengthen disarmament and nonproliferation efforts to achieve…READ FULL ARTICLE
