In a concluding statement issued at the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, the group's leaders expressed deep concern regarding deliberate attacks on civilian facilities subject to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards. The leaders also emphasized the necessity of strengthening energy security, countering global polarization, and opposing unilateral sanctions.
Publish dateSaturday 12 September 2026 - 16:53
Story Code : 365178
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) – International Service: Pointing to escalating global conflicts and crises, the BRICS leaders deemed the protection of civilian facilities under IAEA safeguards essential. They voiced deep concern over deliberate attacks on these facilities and called on all parties to adhere to international law.
The BRICS leaders also expressed concern regarding ongoing conflicts across the globe, rising polarization, and the weakening of the global order. Another section of the statement emphasized the need to bolster energy security and ensure the continuity of global energy supply chains.
Furthermore, BRICS members expressed opposition to unilateral sanctions that contravene international law. Participants at the summit also expressed appreciation to Russia for agreeing to host the meeting of the BRICS New Development Bank in Moscow in 2026.
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