Today, a Department of State charter flight of American citizens departed the Middle East in route to the United States, as part of our ongoing efforts to assist Americans return home.
Additional flights will be surged across the region and American citizens in UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Israel interested in the Department's charter flight or ground transportation options, should complete the Crisis Intake Form at https://t.co/ZUvr9gptAQ or contact the State Department's 24/7 Task Force at +1-202-501-4444.
#HelpFindPattie#URGENT: Volunteers needed to find missing hiker Pattie Wu-Murad in #Japan!
Pattie, an American hiker, has gone missing in #Totsukawa, #Nara, and her family is asking for your help.
I'm proud to speak for the @StateDept, and to be one of many LGBTQI+ employees and allies working here and abroad. I invite you to join our ranks and build on the rich contributions of LGBTQI+ individuals to U.S. diplomatic history and policy. https://t.co/cc5N3Ugte4
.@StateDept continues to take steps to demonstrate our commitment to promoting the freedom, dignity, and equality of all people - including LGBTQI+ U.S. citizens. https://t.co/39tqEgJiNo
Congratulations to @pol_ange, @m_peralta, Heather Regan, Arturo Sotomayor, and other leaders in US-Latin America relations for their inclusion on the 2021 National Security Out Leaders list!
#LGBTQ#ONSOutLeadershipList2021 🏳️🌈
Today in Tokyo, Prime Minister @sugawitter, @SecBlinken, and @SecDef discussed cooperation on regional security, strengthening democracy, recovering from COVID-19, protecting global health security, and addressing the climate crisis. https://t.co/sQjdK1CtFp
I look forward to meeting our friends and allies in Japan and the Republic of Korea in my first in-person visit overseas as Secretary of State. @SecDef will join me in both countries as we work to promote peace, security, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific and around the world.
On the 10th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the United States stands with our Ally Japan in remembrance. The American and Japanese people will continue to stand strong together in the face of any adversity. #10YearsLater
1/Steve Biegun, the deputy secretary of State, just sent an email out to the State Department to take stock of the profound moment right now in the United States. A few lines from it:
@PaulJNadeau@akuhnNPRnews@PaulJNadeau I heard it this evening and went back to listen again to make sure it was indeed you. Omedetou on hitting DC airwaves!