The U.S.-Japan alliance is, of course, the cornerstone of our approach to stability and security in Asia.

The United States stands ready to provide our full support and resources to the Governments of Egypt and France as they investigate this incident.

This is an incredibly important visit for the Japanese people and the American people.

Together with the other G7 countries we've imposed very significant sanctions on Russia, related to its actions in Ukraine.

We have a unique and moral responsibility to work on behalf of the goal of a world without nuclear weapons.

The United States offers our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of the passengers and crew of EgyptAir Flight 804.

We want the winners of science fairs, we want those who have invented the products and lifesaving medicines and are engineering our future to be celebrated as well.

America's progress in science and technology has countless revolutionary discoveries within our reach: new materials designed atom by atom, new forms of clean energy, new breakthroughs in treating cancer and ending the wait for organ…

We hope that in visiting Hiroshima, we're able to once again spotlight the imperative that the world has to seek a reduction and ultimate elimination of the risk of nuclear weapons.

There are few better examples for our young people to follow than the Americans that we honor today.

As an American, I'm proud of everything that you've done to contribute to that fearless spirit of innovation that's made us who we are and that doesn't just benefit our citizens, but benefits the world.

Leaders and citizens have to be mindful going forward about the enormous cost of war, and that we can never forget the toll that war takes on innocent life.