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Putin regime has no place in G20 - Yellen

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United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen shared on Friday on her Twitter account that Russian President Vladimir Putin's "regime has no place at the G20."

Yellen wrote that she "made clear to Russia’s representatives that the US remains unwavering in condemning Putin’s war and the atrocities being committed by his forces" after the latest G20 meeting in Indonesia.

The Treasury secretary further added that Moscow's actions have set the group's efforts back "to recover together, recover stronger" and reiterated that the global community needs to hold Russia accountable for "the war's global economic and humanitarian consequences."

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