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The distribution by OSCE Conference Services of this document is without prejudice to OSCE decisions, as set out in documents agreed by OSCE participating States.  \nPC.DEL/602/26 17 June 2026  \nENGLISH only  \nUnited States Mission to the OSCE On the Security Situation in the OSCE Area  \nAs delivered by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Sonata Coulter to the OSCE’s Annual Security Review Conference, Vienna June 17, 2026  \nThis meeting reflects the opportunity and purpose of OSCE: bringing together states with differing views to address tough security issues and find solutions. The United States believes a reformed OSCE can play a meaningful role in promoting peace, preventing wars, and increasing prosperity. There are pressing security needs across the OSCE region.  \nThe Russia-Ukraine war entered its fifth year this February, bringing ever more potent technology and devastating loss of life. The United States remains committed to a diplomatic solution to bring the war to a durable end. President Trump’s message has been consistent: diplomacy and negotiations are the only path to a lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine.  \nThe United States urges Russia and Ukraine to negotiate in good faith to end this violence – out of duty to protect and preserve the lives of your citizens. We underscore the need for an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire as means toward a durable, negotiated end to the war.  \nAnd when it does stop, the OSCE should be prepared to play a useful role, if called upon, to sustain peace through election support, ceasefire monitoring, or other activities.  \nPresident Trump’s focus is peace – negotiated, sustainable peace. At last year’s historic August 8 summit, President Trump brought together Armenia and Azerbaijan to end a decades-long conflict that has killed, wounded, and displaced hundreds of thousands of people. I congratulate Armenia and Azerbaijan as they move steadily forward, advancing their cooperation and the opportunity for the people of the region to reach their full potential. The August 8 summit launched the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity, and I encourage all OSCE participating States to consider how we can best support the region in realizing the full benefits a durable peace can bring.  \nI also welcome the resumption of the 1+1 meetings between Chisinau’s and Tiraspol’s chief negotiators. We support the OSCE Mission to Moldova’s facilitation of this process, which exemplifies how the Organization can bring together parties with divergent views to solve practical problems – like water rights, energy security, vehicle registration, and language instruction. We call on all parties to the conflict to fulfill their commitments and seek a peaceful resolution that respects Moldova’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.  \nIn Georgia, where Russia continues to occupy 20 percent of Georgian territory, the United States calls upon Russia to immediately fulfill its obligation under the 2008 ceasefire agreement to withdraw its troops to pre-conflict positions. We support OSCE's role in  \nfacilitating the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism meeting and the Geneva International Discussions.  \nThroughout its distinguished history, the OSCE has served as a first responder where military, economic, or human tensions threaten peace – via field operations and as a venue for negotiations. I would propose, however, that today’s challenges are more complex and dynamic than those of 1975. I think of AI-enabled hybrid activities... of new military technologies that are hard to detect and defeat – or verify... of societies that rely on exposed power grids to sustain individual human communication lifelines as well critical infrastructure.  \nOSCE cannot do it all. In an era of scarce resources, reform requires that we make hard choices: the United States believes ","cbCaiqpzHhO7mQ80","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqpzHhO7mQ80","pdf",143339,"English","# On the Security Situation in the OSCE Area\n## Peace, ceasefire, and diplomacy\n## OSCE reform and core mandate\n## Politico-military priorities: arms control, cybersecurity, border security","[{\"question\":\"What is the main message about resolving the Russia-Ukraine war?\",\"answer\":\"The statement stresses diplomacy and negotiations as the only path to lasting peace, urging good-faith talks and an immediate, comprehensive ceasefire to reach a durable negotiated end.\"},{\"question\":\"What role should the OSCE be prepared to play after the conflict ends?\",\"answer\":\"The remarks say the OSCE should support sustained peace through election support, ceasefire monitoring, or other activities if called upon.\"},{\"question\":\"Which politico-military priorities are emphasized for OSCE reform?\",\"answer\":\"The statement calls for focusing on conventional arms control and confidence-and security-building measures (including the Vienna Document), cybersecurity confidence-building measures, and expanded border security work.\"}]","United States Mission to the OSCE On the Security Situation in the OSCE Area - OSCE Annual Security Review Conference Remarks | PDF",1789925570]