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London — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after the Congressional delegation met with Chinese human rights activists Nathan Law, Rahima Mahmut and Angela Gui at the U.S. Embassy in London:

London — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after the Congressional delegation visited the British House of Commons and met with Speaker Lindsay Hoyle:

"Today, our Congressional delegation had the great privilege of visiting the British House of Commons, which shares historic, strong and enduring ties to the United States House of Representatives. We thank Speaker Lindsay Hoyle for his official welcome to our delegation. His hospitality included an official lunch and welcome to the Chamber of the House of Commons.

London — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after the Congressional delegation held a bilateral meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson:

"Our Congressional delegation today held a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The discussion focused on Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine, which poses an urgent threat to the people of the Ukraine, to security and stability in Europe and to democratic values around the world.

Munich — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after the Congressional delegation concluded participation in the 2022 Munich Security Conference:

"In the interest of our national security, economic strength and democratic values, our Congressional delegation came to the 2022 Munich Security Conference to deliver a clear message that the United States remains unwavering in our commitment to NATO, the transatlantic partnership and our mutual security. We also salute Vice President Kamala Harris for her resolute address to the conference that highlighted America's leadership in uniting and strengthening the transatlantic partnership and advancing global security, stability and peace.

Munich – Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a press conference with Chairman Adam Schiff, Congresswoman Barbara Lee and Congresswoman Betty McCollum as part of the U.S. Congressional delegation to the Munich Security Conference. Below is the full transcript:

Speaker Pelosi. Good afternoon, everyone. I'm honored to be here with three of my colleagues, which are part of our delegation to the Munich Security Conference. There are about 40 Members of Congress – House and Senate, Democrats and Republicans – here to show our support for the Atlantic – transatlantic relationship, our commitment to NATO, our support for the European Union as well as our strong, strong commitment to the people of Ukraine.

Munich — Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after a bilateral meeting with Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, Mayor of Kyiv and Party Leader of the Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reforms:

"Today, our Congressional delegation met with Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, as Russia continues its accelerating and unacceptable hostilities against Ukraine.

"Mayor Klitschko conveyed the urgent concerns of the innocent people of Kyiv under threat of a Russian invasion and offered a strong voice for Ukrainian sovereignty. Our delegation expressed our appreciation for local officials in Ukraine for their work to keep their communities safe and strong during this difficult moment, as well as reiterated America's support for the people of Ukraine and opposition to Putin's aggression.

Washington, D.C. – Speaker Nancy Pelosi issued this statement on the passing of Congressman Jim Hagedorn of Minnesota:

"Today, the whole House joins Minnesotans and the Hagedorn family in mourning the loss of Congressman Jim Hagedorn.