US official: G7 foreign ministers' summit opposes Russia's behavior
Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven industrialized nations were united in opposing Russia's destabilizing behavior while agreeing to leave the door open for dialogue with Moscow, a senior US official said on Sunday.
The ministers, meeting in Toronto for two days, discussed tensions with Moscow, Iran and North Korea, while also addressing political problems in Venezuela and Myanmar. "There was G7 unity on opposing Russia's malign behavior," the senior State Department official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told reporters at the end of the first day of meetings in Toronto.
