The ‘Concerns’ of Secretary Kerry

On Syria:

We are deeply concerned about the dire situation in Syria.”

On Nigeria:

“The United States is deeply concerned by Nigeria’s enactment of the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act.”

On South Sudan:

“I . . . am especially concerned at reports that civilians may have been systematically murdered based on their ethnicity.”

On Iran:

“We make clear that we remain concerned about Iran’s destabilizing actions in the region.”

On Yemen:

“The United States remains deeply concerned about the situation on the ground in Yemen.”

On Russia:

“We. . .remain deeply concerned about the large deployments of Russian forces in Crimea and along the eastern border with Russia.”

On North Korea:

“Obviously of enormous concern is the situation in North Korea, the threatening nature of the regime in North Korea.”

On Japan:

“We have expressed our concerns.”

On Hezbollah:

“It concerns us that Hezbollah is active in conjunction with Iran’s support.”

On China:

“We are particularly concerned – all nations that are engaged in navigation and traffic within the South China Sea, the East China Sea, are deeply concerned.”

On Afghanistan:

“With respect to Afghanistan, we are working very closely with all of the stakeholders in Afghanistan with enormous concern.”

On Libya:

“We are concerned about the developments on the ground.”

On Venezuela:

“We have great concern about the instability that is created as a result of what is happening in Venezuela.”

On Iraq:

“Well, let me just affirm very, very clearly we are deeply concerned about what is happening in Iraq.”

 

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