G7 leaders have endorsed a joint declaration committing to stepped-up military support for Ukraine and further sanctions pressure on Russia, according to officials familiar with the outcome of the summit.U.S. President Donald Trump joined other G7 heads of state and government in backing the statement, which reflects continued Western alignment on the conflict despite differing domestic political pressures.
Details of specific new commitments were not immediately released, but the declaration is expected to include enhanced arms deliveries and coordinated economic measures targeting Moscow.The move comes as the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year and amid broader discussions on transatlantic burden-sharing and long-term security arrangements for Kyiv.