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Meet a few of them as Ukraine has passed the 500th day since Russia’s invasion. The war has made heroes of everyday people in Ukraine. (© Mohamed Sheikh Nor/AP)ĥ00 days of Ukrainian resilience

Above, women and children stay at a camp in Somalia for those displaced by the drought in 2022. Somalia was among the countries that received grain via the Black Sea Grain Initiative. Learn what officials are saying about the impact of Russia’s decision to walk away from the U.N.’s Black Sea Grain Initiative. grain deal, threatening world food supply technology to document potential war crimes, track bomb damage and monitor agricultural output, among other things. Russians continue to leave their country for opportunities elsewhere because of the war in Ukraine and political repression. Russia’s top talent fleeing to other countries Above, a person surveys a farm storage facility in Ukraine that was destroyed by Russia’s forces July 21.

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Speaking at the United Nations, Secretary of State Antony Blinken called conflict the largest driver of food insecurity. is providing $362 million in additional assistance amid a growing global food crisis, worsened by Russia’s war against Ukraine. Gregory)īlinken urges countries to step up aid amid global food crisis Pope Francis and other world leaders urged Russia to comply with an agreement that provides Ukrainian grain to countries around the world. World leaders call on Russia to rejoin Black Sea grain deal Photos: © Andreas Wolochow/ © Free_styler/ and © Oleksandrum/) Learn more about a few symbols that represent Ukraine’s pride, sacrifice and unity. Ukraine celebrates its Independence Day August 24. Gregory)ĥ symbols of Ukrainian independence and Europe are helping to rebuild the nation’s schools. Ukrainian students face an uncertain school year Īs Ukraine’s students return to school, the United Nations, the U.S. Learn about the kinds of humanitarian assistance the United States provides to help people affected by Russia’s war against Ukraine. humanitarian aid for Ukraine war tops $2.6 billion

Ukraine’s neighbors offer routes for grain exports Īfter Russia walked away from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, Ukraine found alternative routes for its grain. Department of Veterans Affairs facility in Washington in September 2022. Ukrainian Member of Parliament Oksana Dmytriyeva (center) tours a U.S. Medical specialists from Ukraine visited hospitals in the United States to share insights into treating people injured in war. The United States and European allies remain steadfast in their support for Ukraine’s independence and sovereignty.Ĭoming to terms with war trauma in Ukraine Remarks by Ambassador Peter Haas at Defense Service Command and Staff College.

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Remarks by Ambassador Haas at Ambassador Talk Series on International Day of Peace.

Remarks by Ambassador Haas at The Climate Action Champions Network.

Embassy (Dhaka, Bangladesh) (May 11, 2023) Citizens – Launch of Pay.gov DS-82 Program: Two ways to pay and renew an adult U.S. Embassy Dhaka, Bangladesh (July 11, 2023)

2024 Global Media Makers (GMM) Los Angeles (LA) Residency Call for Applications.

Embassy Welcomes New USAID Mission Director Reed Aeschliman Embassy Statement on the Passage of the Cyber Security Act Embassy Statement on the Judgement against Odhikar Officials

United States and Bangladesh Hold 7th Bilateral Trade and Investment Cooperation Forum Agreement Council Meeting.

United States Announces $116 Million in Humanitarian Assistance to People in Burma, Bangladesh, and the Region.

Taking Steps to Impose Visa Restrictions on Individuals Involved in Undermining the Democratic Election Process in Bangladesh.

Embassy Hosts Climate Action Champions in Dhaka

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