BRICS Declaration Voices Concern Over Rising Global Military Spending
Bloc calls for multilateral approach that respects diverse national viewpoints on key global issues, according to TASS.
BRICS countries have expressed concern about the increase in global military spending, according to a declaration cited by Russian news agency TASS.
The declaration states that the bloc advocates for a multilateral approach that respects diverse national viewpoints and positions on crucial global issues.
TASS reported that the statement reflects the group's stance on international security matters, though the publisher did not provide further details on specific figures or countries referenced regarding military expenditure trends.
The BRICS bloc, which includes major emerging economies, has periodically used joint declarations to address shared concerns on global governance, security and economic cooperation.
TASS did not specify the venue or date of the declaration's issuance in the excerpt provided, nor did it elaborate on proposed measures the bloc might pursue in response to its stated concerns.
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