State Secretary Anthony Blink
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The secretaries wrote in The Washington Post that the US gives priority to restoring its relations with other countries in the first months of the year President Biden
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The release comes as the first cabinet visits overseas are scheduled for this week in Japan and South Korea, secretaries said, saying they want to “determine why alliances are vital to our national security and how they are delivered to Americans.” . “
“Our alliances are what our military calls ‘force multipliers,'” Blinken and Austin wrote. “We are able to accomplish much more with them than we could without them.”
“No country on Earth has a network of alliances and partnerships like ours,” they continued. “It would be a huge strategic mistake to neglect these relations. And it is a wise use of our time and resources to adapt and renew them, to make sure they are as powerful and efficient as they can be. ”
Blinken and Austin wrote that alliances with Japan and South Korea contribute to the “security and prosperity” of the United States and the world, including when it comes to determining the best response to North Korean threats, global security issues, climate change. , cyber security and health Security.
“As President Biden said, the United States will lead with diplomacy, because it is the most effective way to meet the challenges we face today, few of which can be solved by acting alone,” the secretaries wrote.
“At the same time, we will maintain the strongest armed forces in the world, because this is a central source of our national – and collective – strength,” they added. “And we will work hard to renew our alliances and make sure they are fit to face the threats and opportunities of our time.”
Key members of the Biden Cabinet have made public their support for international alliances following the former President Trump
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Under Trump, the United States has given up several international organizations and agreements, including the Paris climate agreement, the nuclear deal with Iran and the World Health Organization.