The prime minister says in just one month, Russia has destroyed over 270,000 tonnes of grain - enough to feed a million people for a year. 'Day after day, his actions cause horrendous suffering in Ukraine violating the UN charter, threatening European security and disrupting global energy supplies,' he added. Mr Sunak added that for two years now, Vladimir Putin has 'lacked the courage to face this G20 peers'. The second was 'to show the world that democracies like the UK, not authoritarian regimes, are leading the fight on global challenges like development and climate change'.Īnd the third aim was to 'strengthen ties and forge new partnerships to ensure the security of the British people'.

He says at the summit he had three aims - the first was to 'increase diplomatic pressure on Russia' and 'call out their shameful disruption of global food supplies in the Black Sea'. Mr Sunak was updating MPs after his trip to the G20 summit in Delhi last week. The PM said Russian military used 'multiple missiles' in the attack late last month. Rishi Sunak has told the Commons that declassified intelligence reveals that Russia targeted a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea on 24 August.

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