I don't want to foreclose the opportunity to end a conflict that's already cost the lives of hundreds of thousands and continues every single day to be increasingly a war of attrition on both sides.
Marco Rubio
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U.S. Secretary of State in the Trump administration; formerly U.S. Senator from Florida.
I think President Trump spoke to Vladimir Putin last week. And, in it, Vladimir Putin expressed his interest in peace.
Lithuania is our trusted partner and stalwart ally, and a beacon of freedom.
The Secretary re-affirmed President Trump's commitment to finding an end to the conflict in Ukraine.
Tehran is behind every act of violence, behind every destabilising activity, behind everything that threatens peace and stability.
Behind every terrorist group, behind every act of violence, behind every destabilizing activity, behind everything that threatens peace and stability for the millions of people that call this region home is Iran.
Obviously, there are details of how we're pursuing that and coordinating that we're not going to share publicly.
His desire to see an end of this conflict in a way that was enduring and that protected Ukrainian sovereignty
The point of his speech was basically that there is an erosion in free speech and intolerance or opposing points of view within Europe.
We are concerned that the true values that we share, the values that bind us together with Europe, are things like free speech and democracy.
Peace is not a noun, it's a verb. It's an action. You have to take concrete steps towards it.
I think everyone should be celebrating the fact that we have an American president that is seeking to promote peace in the world, not start wars, but end them.
One phone call does not make peace. One phone call does not solve a war as complex as this one.
Israel will always have to act in what they believe is their national interest and their national defense.
We want to see every hostage released. Frankly, I think, and the President has said this, we want to see them out as soon as we possibly can.
Iran was “behind every terrorist group, behind every act of violence” and “behind everything that threatens peace and stability.”





