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Mitchell: “A second principle for America is that we expect those whom America helps to not abet our rivals… [making] the region more vulnerable to the very Russia that these states joined NATO to protect themselves against.”
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Mitchell: “Third, America will respect the national independence & sovereignty of our allies…
America has a long tradition of supporting the right of nations to choose their own destiny.”
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Mitchell: “A fourth and final principle is that America expects states to respect the rights of their neighbors.
We reject Russia’s territorial aggression against its neighbor Ukraine and we reset China’s predatory debt-mongering throughout Central & Eastern Europe.”
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“For @NATO allies, our message is clear: America’s commitment to Article 5 is ironclad. For non-NATO partners… we will support your God-given right to national independence… America continues to help those who help themselves in the struggle for freedom.”
#ACEurasia /endpic.twitter.com/edRFl5XLBy
Except in #Macedonia where you dictate how the opposition should vote in parliament. Why is that @wess_mitchell ??pic.twitter.com/Zd9QdynONr
Dear undersecretary @wess_mitchell , some here, including us too, are asking you, does your speech and statements you made here, are for us #Macedonians and The #RepublicOfMacedonia also, or you may have “forgotten” to mention, that we’re “not in this category” of nations?
He doesn't deserve this, dear.
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