US threatens Georgia with isolation
Washington has responded to the incident involving Giorgi Gakharia. The US State Department said that the actions of the Georgian Dream could leave the country isolated.
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U.S. concerned over Georgian authorities' steps - State Department
The U.S. State Department expressed concern over the actions taken by the Georgian leadership. Tbilisi is moving away from integration with Europe, U.S. State …
U.S. ready to take additional measures against Georgia
U.S. State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller commented on the measures taken by the U.S. Government following the adoption of the law on transparency of foreign influence by the …
U.S. demands Georgian President to provide data on irregularities in elections
US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said he hoped Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili could provide information about alleged irregularities in Saturday's parliamentary elections that would be “relevant to any …
U.S. never tied Baku-Yerevan peace agreement to COP29 - State Department
The United States has never tied the possible peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia to COP29, the U.S. State Department Spokesman …
U.S. promises Israel protection in case of attack
The U.S. State Department has declared its readiness to defend Israel from attacks and terrorism, U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said. "We have made clear that we will defend Israel against attacks …
U.S. sees no evidence of Iran's readiness to resume JCPOA
The United States sees no change in Iran's approach to its nuclear program, U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said. "We have long made clear that we support diplomacy. We see that as …
U.S. says Azerbaijan and Armenia made incredible progress in peace talks
Azerbaijan and Armenia have made incredible progress in peace talks, and they have come a long way, the U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said. "A peace agreement between those two countries would mean so …
US introduces visa restrictions against Georgian citizens
Washington is banning the entry of several dozen Georgian citizens into the United States. The restrictions are related to the law on foreign agents adopted by the Georgian government. The State Department said this is the first batch of restrictions.
U.S. says it has nothing to do with protests in Georgia
The United States has nothing to do with the protests that are taking place in Georgia against the foreign agents legislation, the U.S. Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller said. According to the spokesperson, the …
U.S. once again warns Georgia of sanctions
The U.S. Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller said Washington had not yet announced individual sanctions against the Georgian government following adoption of the …
State Department says Iran asked U.S. for assistance after Raisi's helicopter crash
U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said the Iranian government asked Washington for assistance after the helicopter crash that killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and other officials, but it was unable to provide it due to …
U.S. ready for any role to facilitate Armenian-Azerbaijani dialogue
The United States is happy to play whatever role it can to facilitate a dialogue between Azerbaijan and Armenia, the U.S. State Department spokesman …
State Department: escalation on Baku-Yerevan border in no one's interest
Escalation on Azerbaijani-Armenian border is in no one's interest, U.S. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said. According to …
U.S. to continue helping Baku and Yerevan achieve peace
The United States to continue offering its support for reaching peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, U.S. State Department Spokesman Matthew …
Washington welcomes Azerbaijan-Armenia exchange of military detainees
The United States welcomes the exchange of Armenian and Azerbaijani military detainees, spokesman for the U.S. State Department Matthew Miller said. According to him, the U.S. has encouraged the exchange, and talked with both …
Washington willing to facilitate Yerevan-Baku talks
The US would be willing to facilitate the talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia, U.S. State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller said. …
U.S. State Department refutes Blinken's statement
The U.S. State Department denied the information circulated by Politico earlier. The article published in Politico said that Secretary of State Antony Blinken allegedly warned that Azerbaijan could "attack" Armenia in the …
State Department names U.S. goal in South Caucasus
Washington's only goal in the South Caucasus is to ensure a lasting peace and stability, U.S. State Department spokesman …
U.S. opposes separatists in Khankendi
Washington does not recognize the so-called election held by Armenians in territories of Azerbaijan’s Karabakh region, State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller said. Miller said that the U.S. does not recognize puppet regime …
