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Russia set to attend G20 in the United States for the first time since Ukraine invasion

The report concerns Russia's participation in a G20 meeting in the United States, reportedly its first since the invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia's attendance could affect diplomatic engagement among major powers during an ongoing conflict.

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