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  1. We extend our sincere condolences on the passing of the religious Marja' Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Muhammad Saeed al-Hakim. He was a symbol of peace, unity, and compassion across the region and the world. 

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  2. . met with Norwegian Foreign Minister Eriksen Søreide today to convey his appreciation for our strong partnership and to discuss the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan.

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  3. Our allies and partners are critical to the United States’ work. Together, we've built a network of countries on four continents with the capacity to host tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees while they await permanent resettlement.

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  4. We condemn the terrorist attack in New Zealand today. The prompt response by New Zealand authorities helped save lives. The United States stands with our close partner and wishes the victims a speedy recovery.

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  5. We won't rest in seeking justice for victims of terrorism. The great work by secured a guilty plea from a former ISIS “Beatle” terrorist. We hope this gives the victims of these crimes and their families some measure of justice and closure.

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  6. We welcome the start of Venezuelan-led, comprehensive negotiations in Mexico. We hope this process lays the foundation for the democratic outcome Venezuelans deserve. We stand in solidarity with the Venezuelan people as they work to peacefully restore democracy to their country.

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  7. The attempt to kidnap a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil — which led to indict members of Iranian Intelligence in July 2021 — was a brazen abuse of human rights. Today, is imposing sanctions on that network.

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  8. . will travel to Doha, Qatar and Ramstein, Germany from September 5-8 to thank our partners for their important work on Afghanistan. While there, he will reaffirm and strengthen our partnerships to promote peace, security, and human dignity.

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  9. Sep 2

    . and Spanish Foreign Minister spoke today about Spain’s generous support to transport Americans, Spaniards, EU nationals, and at-risk Afghans from danger in Afghanistan.

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  10. Sep 2

    . spoke today with German Foreign Minister to thank Germany for helping save lives and create opportunities for thousands from Afghanistan.

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  11. Sep 2

    . and Italian Foreign Minister spoke today about Italy’s outstanding efforts to transport Americans, Italians, at-risk Afghans, and other partners from danger in Afghanistan.

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  12. Sep 2

    . spoke with Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia about Afghanistan and the strong U.S. commitment to our longstanding strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia.

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  13. Sep 2

    We are thankful for Italy’s assistance as we continue to work with our allies and partners on the evacuations and relocations out of Afghanistan and seek to assist those transiting to the United States and elsewhere.

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  14. Sep 2

    The United States continues to lead the humanitarian response in Ukraine with a total of more than $351 million in aid since 2014. With our funding, more than 3.4 million people in need will receive lifesaving humanitarian assistance.

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  15. Sep 1

    Every day hundreds of federal, state, and contractor employees along with NGOs provide Afghans arriving in the United States with meals and a safe place to rest on their way to final processing locations. We are thankful for their work.

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  16. Sep 1

    We welcome the Dhaka court’s guilty verdict for the six perpetrators of Xulhaz Mannan’s brutal killing five years ago, marking an important step for justice and accountability. We honor Xulhaz’s courage and dedication on behalf of marginalized communities in Bangladesh.

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  17. Sep 1

    . met with Ukrainian President today at the and discussed responses to Russian aggression, reform efforts, and plans for meeting of the U.S.-Ukraine Strategic Partnership Commission this fall.

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  18. Sep 1

    . and Bahraini Foreign Minister al-Zayani discussed the efforts to safely transit evacuees from Afghanistan and other important policy issues. 

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  19. Sep 1

    . spoke with Qatari Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs about Qatar’s tremendous support to safely transit evacuees from Afghanistan and other important bilateral issues.

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  20. Sep 1

    It takes all different skills to help those seeking refuge. Grateful for these Airmen’s efforts to build cradles for the youngest evacuees.

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