"It’s in the interest of the United States, it’s in the interest of Türkiye, it’s in the interests of the Syrian people, and all the countries in the region that ISIS not rear its head again," said State Spokesperson Miller.
“Rather than continue their assault on the Red Sea and surrounding waterways,” said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield, “the Houthis must de-escalate and return to a political process."
"As Iran wakes up and looks at the region, it is different, and their axis of resistance has been broken in many, many places," said National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby.
"It recognizes Russia as the most direct threat to the Alliance, while highlighting the new security environment that we’re operation in with threats from the People’s Republic of China, transnational challenges,” said Secretary Blinken.
“Our G7 partners pledged steadfast support for Ukraine into and through 2025, continuing what has been a truly unprecedented partnership,” said Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
"Hamas has cynically demonstrated that it prefers the war continue, including by rejecting multiple ceasefire offers and other formulas that would bring much-needed relief to Palestinian civilians desperate for an end to the fighting," said Ambassador Wood.
"America is profoundly committed to the defense of the Philippines. Our commitment to the Mutual Defense Treaty is ironclad," said Secretary Austin.
“As Ukrainians continue the fight against imperialist invasion and might-makes-right ideology,” said Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield, “the United States stands with them.”
The UN Security Council failed to adopt additional measures “to degrade the Houthis’ ability to continue their destabilizing and aggressive acts in Yemen and in the region,” said Ambassador Wood.
“This same connectivity that brings us together also exposes countries around the world to significant cyber threat,” said Deputy National Security Advisor Neuberger. “Ransomware is one of the most pervasive and damaging of these threats.”
"Putin is showing the world another clear sign of weakness. The Kremlin’s North Korean gambit just underscores how badly Putin’s war has gone, and how much trouble he’s in,” said Secretary of Defense Austin.
“Each test informs the DPRK of its capability gaps and allows Pyongyang to further advance its weapons programs. These are unacceptable attempts to undermine global peace and security,” said Ambassador Wood.
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