G-20 Summit: After the end of the conference, the warship left the sea of ​​Bali

Nasa Dua (Indonesia). After the G-20 summit is over, the warships of all the countries have left for their respective countries. All these warships were stationed in the sea of ​​Bali because of the G-20 summit. In such an event, these warships are deployed by all the participating countries for security reasons. These warships are deployed to deal with any emergency situation. Every country sends these warships for the security protocol of its head of state. Now after the end of the G-20 summit, with the return of the leaders, the return of these warships from Nusa Dua beach has also started.

Leaders of the world’s largest global economies met for the second day on Wednesday in Bali, Indonesia. In the joint declaration of the G-20 leaders, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s earlier statement was reiterated once again. In which PM Modi had said that ‘today’s era should not be of war’. During a bilateral meeting in Samarkand in September, PM Modi told Russian President Vladimir Putin that ‘this is not an era of war’.

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The joint statement of the G-20 leaders said that it is necessary to maintain international law and the multilateral system that protects peace and stability. This includes defending all the purposes and principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and abiding by international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians and infrastructure in armed conflicts. The statement said that the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons is unacceptable. Peaceful resolution of conflicts, efforts to overcome crises, as well as diplomacy and dialogue are important. Today’s era should not be of war.

(Input- Neeraj)

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