The Russian delegation to the G20 summit in Miami will be confirmed only on the eve of the meeting, scheduled for December 14-15. Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Pankin called such an agreement normal diplomatic practice. The absence of a list still does not mean Moscow's refusal to participate.
At the same time, the main question remains open: Will Vladimir Putin travel to the USA? A decision on his participation has not yet been made, although the American leadership has repeatedly stated its desire to see the Russian president at the meeting. They also plan to invite Vladimir Zelensky to the summit, which gives the discussion on the composition of the delegations additional political significance.
Until the official approval of the Russian list, it is impossible to determine the level of representation of Moscow. Invitations and public statements of the host country do not replace Russia's own decisions. Therefore, the final configuration of the summit will become clear only before it begins: diplomatic expectations still precede the approved composition of participants.