So, we don`t want to treat them, even though they are a permanent member of the security council, they are not behaving with the responsibility that we would expect of a permanent member of the Security Council.
Clarifying the U.S. position on Russia's behavior as a permanent member of the Security Council.
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basic humanitarian assistance should never be held hostage to political disagreements.
This is part of their playbook. They have done this before. They did it in 2014, and it was not accepted.
What they hope to hear and I think they will hear from President Biden is a reaffirmation of our commitments to the United Nations, our commitment to the U.N. Charter.
We have held the doors open for meaningful diplomacy and we remain open to dialogue, real productive dialogue without preconditions.
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