“The Indo-Pacific is the region where much of the history of the 21st century will be written,” said Assistant Secretary Kritenbrink.
"Elections are an important step toward decentralization, and I call on the Central African authorities to ensure they are conducted in a transparent, timely, and inclusive manner," said Ambassador Wood.
The United States is "alarmed by the activities of armed groups in Libya, which operate with impunity and have persistent influence over Libyan security and politics,” said Ambassador Wood.
“The elections were held in climate of fear under which no electoral processes could be called democratic,” said State Department Spokesperson Miller.
"The United States congratulates Somalia on its recent economic progress," said USUN Ambassador Wood.
Albania "was one of the first countries to send military aid to Ukraine in the wake of the Russian aggression," said State Secretary Blinken.
“Putin’s decision to launch an unprovoked and unjustifiable war against his neighbor, … have fully and forever nullified the Minsk agreements,” said Ambassador Wood.
"The Houthis also continue to lay siege to cities in Yemen and prevent the transfer of food, water, and humanitarian aid to civilian populations," said USUN Ambassador Wood.
Since the Biden-Harris Administration launched its Indo-Pacific Strategy two years ago, significant progress has been made in advancing that vision.
"We ask both Kosovo and Serbia to refrain from uncoordinated or escalatory actions," said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield.
"Armed groups operating outside of state control represent a significant challenge to the Iraqi government’s authority and for the Iraqi people," said USUN Ambassador Wood.
“Today, we are seeing a desire from African leaders and the African Union to take the lead on peacekeeping efforts,” said Deputy Assistant Secretary Pratt.
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