Antony Blinken

The aid is getting in. Getting in in record time.

Let me just underscore, we cannot take our progress so far for granted.

This brutal war of aggression against Ukraine has underscored to me the power and the purpose of American diplomacy.

we are not taking sides in the political dialog.

The policy we inherited is not working. It has been a failure.

Your support also helped meet the mounting costs caused by the Kremlin's brutal invasion in Ukraine itself, across Europe, around the world.

I'm here to talk about our budget. I'm here to talk about our foreign policy.

I know, share the objective that it never acquire a nuclear weapon and that it cease the egregious actions that it is undertaking.

We are deeply grateful to our allies and partners who helped in this effort to bring him home.

I think there is a growing strategic convergence between the United States and India.

I think this partnership has the potential to be one of the most important and foundational partnerships that we have going forward, over the next decades.

I can say with authority that our partners in Israel feel the same way. They would support our rejoining UNESCO.

I do not. Senator I think he looks at these things on their own terms when----

Very simply, end this aggression. End it now.

He doesn't recognize Ukraine as a separate nation.

Thanks to the tremendous support, generosity of the American people, through this Congress, we have been able to date to provide the Ukrainians with exceptional support.

That is Ukraine's goal, and as a result that that is our goal as well.

I think she is known to many Members of this Committee, and hopefully she will be confirmed quickly once she is sent formally to the Senate.

We are back on the Human Rights Council we were able to actually lead in the creation of this Commission of Inquiry for Ukraine.

Winning is going to be defined by the Ukrainians, and we will support whatever they decide is in their interest.

Moscow's brutal war of aggression against Ukraine has brought into sharp focus the power and purpose of American diplomacy.

It is the fundamental right of these countries to decide their own future and their own destiny.

I am talking about the circumstances that we all face in regard to the invasion, the evil invasion of Ukraine.

This is, as Chairman Leahy said, a very, very dramatic problem that already existed of course, and has been exacerbated by Russia's aggression, by the invasion.

Always championing the vital importance of investing in diplomacy and development, always insisting that human rights be at the heart of our foreign policy.