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  1. 13 hours ago

    Ambassador Degnan's Remarks to the Media at the Opening of the Photo Exhibit “Three Colors: Green, Red, Blue”

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    Apr 27

    Our simple message for Russia’s military and political leadership – as well as its military rank and file who commit war crimes or other atrocities – is this: the world is watching, and you will be held accountable.

    Honored to speak at today’s UNSC Arria-formula meeting, hosted by Albania and France, on accountability for atrocities by Russia’s forces in Ukraine. The U.S. is committed to supporting accountability mechanisms to ensure justice for the people of Ukraine.
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    Apr 28

    Gazprom’s unilateral breach of gas contracts with Bulgaria and Poland is another example of Russia weaponizing energy, demonstrating Russia’s unreliability as an energy supplier. The U.S. stands firmly with our Allies and is working to help diversify their energy sources.

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    Apr 28

    We stand with the people of Ukraine as they defend their country and the right to choose their own destiny.

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    Apr 28

    . on the Kremlin’s aggression: We’ve seen them leave behind horrifying evidence of their atrocities and war crimes in the areas they tried to control. And as long as the assaults and atrocities continue, we’re going to continue to supply military assistance.

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    Apr 28

    Invading a neighboring country, removing its legitimately elected government, herding its population into “filtration” camps, & holding sham referenda in an attempt to cover its aggression with a false veneer of legitimacy is a wholly barbaric enterprise.

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    Apr 28

    I just signed a request to Congress for critical security, economic, and humanitarian assistance to help Ukraine continue to counter Putin’s aggression at a pivotal moment. We need this bill to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom.

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    Apr 27

    🇺🇦 is a free country with a Jewish President. It is 🇷🇺 that is killing civilians. Denying a nation’s, or a people’s, right to exist is an early warning sign of mass atrocities. Humanity has witnessed this sort of rhetoric before & we are seeing it again today.

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    Apr 27

    The 🇺🇸, our Allies & partners, and many other countries have heeded Ukraine’s call and have responded by sending security assistance. Defense leaders of over 40 nations met in Germany for the first meeting of the Ukraine Defense Consultative Group.

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    Apr 27

    Good conversation today with French Foreign Minister . France remains a steadfast partner in supporting Ukraine and confronting Moscow’s brutal, unprovoked war.

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    Apr 26

    Was a pleasure to welcome my friend Czech Foreign Minister to today. Impressed by our stalwart Ally’s leadership in support for Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity.

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    Apr 27

    The world is standing in support of Ukraine, with countries providing support through the provision of equipment, aid, and by opening their borders to Ukrainian citizens seeking refuge.

    Graphic reads: Equipment, Aid, Refuge. We support Ukraine's fight for sovereignty.
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    Apr 25

    .: When it comes to Russia’s war aims, Russia is failing, Ukraine is succeeding. Russia has sought as its principal aim to totally subjugate Ukraine — to take away its sovereignty, to take away its independence. That has failed.

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    Apr 26

    We just kicked off a historic meeting — more than 40 countries gathered together to help Ukraine win the fight against Russia's unjust invasion. Our goal is to leave here with a common, transparent understanding of Ukraine's short-term and long-term security requirements.

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    Apr 26

    I addressed the SFRC today, at a time when the need for an effective foreign policy has been set out in stark terms by the Russian government’s brutal war on Ukraine. The Kremlin’s aggression has highlighted all the ways we need U.S. diplomacy.

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    Apr 25

    Saw the courage and resilience of the Ukrainian people firsthand during my visit to Kyiv with Austin. During our meeting with President , we reaffirmed our unwavering support for Ukraine as it withstands Russian aggression.

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    Apr 25

    President Putin sought to take away Ukraine's sovereignty and independence. He failed. Ukraine is sovereign and independent and will remain so for far longer than Vladimir Putin is on the scene. We will support them for as long as it takes to succeed.

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    Apr 22

    This is a war for sovereignty against subjugation, independence against imperialism, for the principles of international law against the brute force of predatory power. The task before us is to rise to the moment & provide 🇺🇦 the capabilities it requires

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    Apr 22

    Instead of calling commanders to account for war crimes, President Putin bestowed military honors on the brigade responsible for the killing spree in Bucha.

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    Apr 22

    As Orthodox Christians around the world prepare to celebrate Easter, the Kremlin continues its disinformation campaign, accusing Ukraine of planning “provocations” on the holiday.  We all know Russia’s playbook. [1/2]

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