BRICS Leaders Say Conflicts Must Be Resolved by Addressing Root Causes
Delhi Declaration cites regional and international organizations as tools for conflict prevention and resolution, according to TASS.

BRICS leaders stated that conflicts must be resolved by addressing their root causes, according to the Delhi Declaration cited by Russian news agency TASS.
The declaration, as reported by TASS, pointed to regional and international organizations as instruments that can be used for preventing and resolving conflicts.
TASS did not provide further details on specific conflicts referenced in the declaration or additional context about the summit at which it was adopted.
This report is based on limited source material; further details may become available as more information is published.
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