The United States welcomes the reauthorization of EUFOR Operation Althea, which continues to play a valuable role in the security and stability of the Western Balkans.
After Bosnia and Herzegovina’s peaceful elections in early October, the hard work now begins. We encourage elected representatives to form authorities at all levels without delay. Voters entrusted you to deliver stability and prosperity. Prove them right. @USUNDeputy
The United States voted to renew the UN Verification Mission in Colombia.
A year ago, we would not support this mission's mandate. That has changed. Colombia asked to refocus the mission on its core function, and the Council delivered. UN missions should focus on core peace and security objectives, not doing everything for everyone. @USUNDeputy
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Blunders? Your entire 67-year communist experiment has been one colossal blunder.
Blackouts. Breadlines. 800+ political prisoners. Millions fleeing Cuba while the communist elite—like you—live like kings.
Your boss just presided over your worst UN vote in 20 years.
The only fiction here is that communism works.
A piece of free advice for .@USUN
If .@AmbUNReform, instead of spending his time reading trashy novels, used that time to educate himself—and at least read the General Assembly’s rules of procedure and the United Nations delegate’s handbook—perhaps he could advise his boss to make fewer blunders in front of the international community.
#CubaIsNotAThreat, the Blockade is
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Russia just vetoed a U.S. resolution, backed by 11 Security Council members, that would have taken historic steps toward ending the 50-year Western Sahara conflict.
We must not fall back on a status quo that condemns refugees to another five decades in the camps—especially when there is a real path to peace on the table and viable alternatives for a better future for the Sahrawi people.
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The Iranian regime can point fingers all it wants, but it cannot explain away its failure to cooperate with the UN’s IAEA for inspections.
The world needs to hear this loud and clear: The United States and our partners will NEVER allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Period. End of story.
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Former Cuban political prisoner José Daniel Ferrer asks exactly the right question:
How can the regime’s officials justify being so fat while their political prisoners waste away in confinement?
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It’s very clear what the Cuban regime must do. Don’t take it from me—hear what brave Cuban dissidents José Daniel Ferrer and Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat say:
The regime simply has to free all political prisoners, legalize civil society, and schedule free and fair elections.
Emerging technologies, such as super intelligence and remotely operated and autonomous surface, aerial, and underwater systems, can strengthen maritime security.
The United States supports innovations that advance security, economic prosperity, and freedom of navigation—while confronting the risks of misuse.
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The corrupt Cuban regime is holding 800 political prisoners in brutal conditions.
Grateful to the brave dissidents José Daniel Ferrer and Orlando Gutiérez-Boronat who joined at the UN today to press the case against Havana’s corrupt dictators.
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The Donroe Doctrine in action.
For years, the Cuban regime used this vote as a propaganda tool to tell their people that the world stood with the regime. They would go unchallenged.
Under @POTUS and @SecRubio’s leadership, we have turned the tables on this Communist dictatorship. Their misbehavior has backfired and the world is seeing them for who they are.
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The regime in Havana hates that the U.S. is the largest fuel provider to Cuba’s private sector.
We would rather see fuel reach the Cuban people directly than go to the Castro family’s luxury yacht and private kitchens.
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Faced with tough questions about their corrupt failures and blatant hypocrisy, the Cuban regime can only resort to pounding desks and physical intimidation.
Their tantrums are unacceptable and only highlight the fraud they perpetrate on their people and the world.
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Today nearly triple the number of nations voted no, abstained, or just chose not to vote—turning their back on Havana’s sham resolution at the UN.
More work to do, but the world is starting to push back on Cuban regime propaganda as their corruption and oppression is exposed. Cuba Libre!
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The United States will continue to stand up for the Cuban people in their struggle against Havana’s corrupt Communist regime.
Thanks to the decisive action of @SecRubio, the regime thug who laid hands on an American diplomat is getting deported today.
Great as always to talk with @Hannity
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President Reagan was right almost 50 years ago when he warned the Cuban people that their supposed leaders would do nothing but line their own pockets under the guise of Communism.
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We will continue to expose the corrupt Cuban regime to the world at the UN as their people starve. See why they are losing their mind 👇
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Based on their so-called “diplomats” melting down at the first hint of criticism in the middle of the UN, imagine what happens to those who speak out under the iron fist of the Cuban regime at home in Havana.
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Cuba’s Communist leaders love to blame capitalism for their country’s misery, yet they apparently have no problem benefiting from the global luxury goods marketplace.
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Castro’s grandkids enjoy European vacations as Countless Cubans risk their lives on rafts fleeing the dire conditions of their country.











