Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba told his fellow leaders from the Group of Seven nations on Monday that they should be united in bringing peace to war-torn Ukraine, he said after attending a virtual meeting to mark three years since Russia's invasion began.Speaking to reporters, Ishiba said he told the session that the G7 should be careful that the peace process leaves no room for the "wrong lesson" that it is possible to change the status quo by force, and he hoped that diplomatic efforts, including those being made by the United States, will bear fruit to help end the war.Ukrainian …READ FULL ARTICLE