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NEW DELHI: The G20 foreign ministers' meeting on Thursday was unable to come out with a joint communique due to sharp differences over the Ukraine conflict despite persistent efforts by host India to build consensus.
The meeting, held under India's presidency, adopted a Chair's Summary and Outcome document.
There were issues relating to the Ukraine conflict, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said at a media briefing.
Several diplomats said there were deep divisions between the US-led West and the Russia-China combine over the Ukraine conflict.
Jaishankar said there were "polarised views" on the issue.
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The external affairs minister said the Outcome Document and the Chair's Summary reflected the G20's resolve to deal with pressing global challenges.
There was a large number of issues where there was agreement, he said.
Jaishankar also said the G20 foreign ministers' meeting unequivocally condemned terrorism.
