Marco Rubio
The administration of Donald Trump imposed sanctions on the ICC, accusing it of persecuting Americans. The court said it would continue its work.
U. S. representatives will discuss new proposals regarding the war with Ukraine and Europe in Miami. Later, they may meet with Putin in Moscow.
Russia's deputy foreign minister said that no new trilateral meetings have been scheduled. The United States also sees no immediate prospects for peace.
Marco Rubio called the war a strategic deadlock and sees no prospects for a negotiated settlement. The United States is ready to facilitate diplomacy.
The Pentagon instructed the military to prepare for a possible resumption of strikes on Iran without setting a date. The scenario could affect the elections and oil prices.
Senators are calling for action against Russia's shadow fleet and satellite system. Most of the sanctions will take effect on October 18.
Trump announced an upcoming conversation with Putin following the death of a laboratory technician at an anti-plague center in Siberia. The WHO called on Russia to be transparent.
The U. S. Embassy in the Russian Federation reported a suspected outbreak of pneumonic plague in the Russian Federation. Americans are advised to leave Russia immediately.
The WHO considers the risk of an epidemic low following the death of a laboratory technician at the plague institute in Irkutsk. Contacts are under observation; no new cases have been detected.
A laboratory technician at a Russian plague institute has died under undisclosed circumstances, and dozens of people have been placed in quarantine. The U.S. is monitoring the situation.
Marco Rubio said that the US is independently assessing the security of its embassy in Kyiv. For now, Washington does not plan to change its operations.
Marco Rubio said that the U. S. is closely monitoring the death of a laboratory employee in Irkutsk. The facility and several hospitals were placed under quarantine.
The U. S. secretary of state will visit Iceland, Greece, and Portugal from October 5–8. The sides will discuss defense, energy, Ukraine, and the Middle East.
Two Iranian diplomats left the US after a renewed demand from the State Department. Tehran denies that the delegation was expelled.
Trump's advisers held a closed-door meeting on Iran and the Houthis in Yemen. The president is considering new strikes and demanding a deal from Tehran.
The Trump administration, over Democrats’ objections, redirected $52 million approved for four countries in Europe and the Middle East. Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia will receive the funds.
The US demanded that the Iranian delegation leave New York immediately after the fruitless talks. Among the delegates was Minister Abbas Araghchi.
Rubio stated that a foreign party was involved in the likely terrorist attack attempt near Fairford Base. Five Britons were released on bail.
London is not changing its policy of having no direct contacts with Russian officials. Ed Miliband called this a demonstration of solidarity with Ukraine.
U. S. intelligence believes that Riyadh has not ruled out developing nuclear weapons. The U.S. agreement allows uranium enrichment to 20%.
A bipartisan group of senators said that Putin’s participation would legitimize Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. Trump was urged to withdraw the invitation to the Russian dictator to attend the G20 summit in Miami.
Zelenskyy considers the G20 summit in Miami an opportunity for a productive meeting between Ukraine, the United States and Russia. The Kremlin is working on an invitation for Putin.
U. S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed Putin's invitation to the G20 summit in Miami in December. Earlier, Zelenskyy said he was ready to\r\nmeet with the Russian dictator in the United States.
Russia and Ukraine have expressed interest in a limited ceasefire regarding grain and energy. The United States is ready to facilitate an agreement.
Marco Rubio said that there is currently no energy deal. According to him, the war will end through negotiations, not a military victory.
Sergey Lavrov arrived at the UN General Assembly and will meet with Marco Rubio on September 23. The sides will discuss the war in Ukraine and relations between the United States and the Russian Federation.
Marco Rubio expressed concern about Ukraine's strikes on ships and oil supplies linked to the United States. He called for this issue to be resolved.
The United States is preparing sanctions against the entire International Criminal Court. The decision could be made as early as this week.
NATO welcomed the security agreement between Greenland, Denmark and the United States. The Alliance called the Arctic and the North Atlantic critically important for collective security.
Lavrov and Rubio may hold talks during the UN General Assembly. One of the key topics will be the war against Ukraine.