BRICS talks end without joint statement, exposing divisions over war in Iran - Reuters

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A two-day BRICS foreign ministers meeting concluded in New Delhi without a joint statement due to disagreements among member states regarding the conflict in the Middle East, highlighting challenges in maintaining unity within the bloc.

Top diplomats from BRICS nations, including rivals Iran and the United Arab Emirates, failed to issue a joint statement after a two-day meeting in Delhi, underscoring internal divisions over the Middle East conflict.

BRICS diplomats met in Delhi but could not agree on a joint statement due to disagreements over the Middle East conflict, with Iran accusing the UAE of involvement, leading India to release only a chair's statement highlighting these differing perspectives.

BRICS diplomats failed to issue a joint statement after a two-day meeting in Delhi due to differing views on the Middle East conflict, with Iran accusing the UAE of involvement, highlighting challenges in maintaining unity within the bloc.

A meeting of BRICS deputy foreign ministers and special envoys on West Asia ended without a joint statement, underlining continuing divisions within the bloc over the ongoing Iran war.