Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov tackled with the ambassadors of some G20 countries on Wednesday the West's attempts to add pressure on developing states regarding the war in Ukraine, as per the Russian Foreign Ministry.

The G20 ambassadors from Argentina, Brazil, India, Indonesia, China, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and South Africa, attended the meeting, the ministry indicated.

"The minister shared his assessments of Western states' pressure on developing countries in an attempt to draw them into certain formats in line with their interests, into adventurous plans for a peaceful settlement according to Western patterns, increasing the supply of weapons to the Kiev regime, protracting the armed confrontation in Ukraine and isolating Russia," it said.

The parties also discussed urgent issues of preparation for and agenda of the G20 summit in New Delhi on September 9-10.

It is worth noting that developing countries among others in the global South refused to side with the West's stance on the war in Ukraine. As the war on Ukraine drags on, the developing countries defy Western powers, taking a different stance and defying any attempts to isolate Russia.

Lavrov has lately said in an online speech to the Global Conference on Multipolarity that the United States and its allies' efforts to force the international community to adopt their version of the rule-based world order has failed.

"It seems only natural that efforts by Washington and its satellites to reverse the course of history and force the international community to live up to a ‘rules-based world order’ have failed. I will only mention the completely failed course toward isolating Russia that the Westerners have been pursuing," he told the attendees.

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