Mike Waltz

Climate and seven climate organizations, as you pointed out, is just...

the wrong thing.

Ambassador Waltz, this was so great to talk with you again, and we'll see what you're able to achieve with the United Nations.

I'll take your word for it.

all right, well, we're swinging, we're swinging hard.

We're going to clean it up and get it focused on the right things.

And again, the president's, what, 9, 10 peace deals in.

We put that international stamp on a number of them.

We're sharing the burden, pushing these countries in the right direction.

But it's all under his leadership.

And great to be with you, brother.

Thank you.

U.S.

Ambassador Mike Waltz says the world has the power to, quote, douse the flames and light the path to peace.

He praised the Security Council for backing a plan to set up a board of peace led by President Trump and to authorize an international force to coordinate with Egypt and Israel.

The U.S.

ambassador calls this resolution just the beginning.

Russia, which proposed a different draft, abstained from the vote.

Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, the State Department.

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