Secretary of State Anthony Blinken speaks on the decision to evacuate U.S. diplomats and suspend operations in Sudan.
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John Kirby, National Security Council coordinator for strategic communications, said Monday that the situation in Khartoum moved fast over the past week.
When it became apparent the warring factions would not agree to an immediate cease fire, U.S. officials this weekend decided “it wasn’t safe enough for our diplomats in our embassy to stay manned there and operating, so we moved them out,” Kirby told CBS.
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Interesting and informative. Thank you.
Secretary Anthony Blinken for President.
Do you have diminished mental capacity?
@Appalachian Patriot 🇺🇸
Secretary Anthony Blinken is educated, has experience in government, has experience with foreign affairs and a well spoken orator.
Yea, President of the Hunter Biden Fan Club
@Appalachian Patriot 🇺🇸 I’m beginning to suspect she does
Hope it isn’t another Afghanistan
It is. There is 55 to 60 thousand americas there.
How about hunters laptop blinkin how can you be trusted
He is getting good at running away
Afghanistan part 2?
victoria visits another country and revolution breaks out again….wow
I not so good with Afghanistan maybe you should have more seal team guys there and special forces to evacuate
He should be in Jail
You made them fight and left them fight hasyyys ….