Barack Obama

The United States strongly supports NATO's cooperation with partners as a means to more effectively share burdens and further our common security goals.

This partnership will help Ukraine effectively preserve and enforce its territorial integrity, deepen defense institutional reforms, and improve processes for developing defense requirements and managing resources.

We have enhanced allied ability to deploy and receive forces in support of collective defense operations.

U.S. activities include providing trainers, onsite expertise, and sharing best practices.

Security assistance to Georgia remains high in FY16, and is projected to remain so in FY17.

The United States maintains a cadre of 50 deployable civil emergency experts that can assist in host nation capacity building for allies.

The United States continues to support the Georgian Ministry of Defense in its efforts to develop a modern, effective and transparent force.

The international community continues to stand with the Afghan people.

In good times and in bad, Europe can count on the United States—always.

NATO is sending a clear message that we will defend every ally.

Resilience against these challenges requires allies' civilian and military capabilities.

Immigration has been, by far, a net plus for our economic growth, our culture, our way of life.

We are also doubling our emergency management advisors at NATO to support civil preparedness efforts.

There can be no business as usual with Russia until it fully implements its Minsk obligations.

The United States has increased security assistance to Moldova to promote stability, professionalize and modernize its forces to promote NATO interoperability.

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... a vicious calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement. Police in Dallas were on duty doing their jobs, keeping people safe during peaceful protests.

These are not just words, they are backed up by deeds.

The sum of all ERI lines of effort is greater than the five individual parts.

The world needs a strong, prosperous, democratic, and united Europe.

NATO allies have fully implemented the enhanced exercise regime to which allies committed as part of the Readiness Action Plan.

We still don't know all the facts.

European countries are and will remain among our closest allies and friends.

Here in Warsaw, I want to once again affirm the enduring commitment of the United States to the security of Poland.

The opening of the Swinoujscie liquefied natural gas terminal is a necessary and welcome step in Poland's efforts to improve its energy security.