U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held separate phone conversations with UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and newly appointed German Chancellor Friedrich Merz late Sunday, emphasizing continued U.S. commitment to Ukraine and regional stability in South Asia.
During his call with Lammy, Rubio reaffirmed U.S. support for Ukraine amid its ongoing war with Russia. The two officials also addressed rising tensions between India and Pakistan, urging both nations to uphold the current ceasefire and prioritize diplomatic engagement. Rubio reiterated the importance of direct dialogue between New Delhi and Islamabad to maintain peace and reduce the risk of escalation.
The discussion comes at a critical time, as regional conflicts threaten to destabilize global security. The U.S. continues to play an active diplomatic role, advocating for open communication and peaceful resolutions in volatile regions.
In a separate conversation, Rubio congratulated Chancellor Friedrich Merz on his recent appointment. The two leaders discussed strengthening U.S.-Germany relations and reaffirmed a shared commitment to ending the war in Ukraine. Rubio emphasized the importance of continued transatlantic cooperation to support Ukraine’s sovereignty and counter Russian aggression.
The calls reflect Washington’s ongoing efforts to bolster international alliances, stabilize conflict zones, and encourage diplomatic solutions. As tensions persist in Europe and Asia, Rubio’s outreach underscores the Biden administration’s focus on global security partnerships and conflict resolution through dialogue.


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