Washington, March 24 (NationPress) US Secretary of State Marco Rubio engaged in discussions with his counterparts from India, Canada, and Kenya, addressing topics such as Iran, the crisis in the Middle East, and overarching security collaboration, according to his spokesperson.

Rubio connected with Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand, and Kenyan President William Ruto, as Washington ramped up diplomatic efforts concerning Iran and regional stability.

During their conversation, the two leaders explored the shifting dynamics in the Middle East. “The two officials deliberated on the ongoing situation in the Middle East,” stated State Department Deputy Spokesperson Tommy Pigott in a summary of the call.

“The Secretary and Minister concurred on the necessity of collaborating to promote shared priorities.”

This dialogue with India occurs amidst rising tensions in West Asia, with both nations indicating a commitment to ongoing cooperation on mutual strategic interests.

Rubio’s discussion with Canada’s Foreign Minister Anand was more focused on Iran and the United States' measures regarding its nuclear ambitions.

The two addressed “international security and the decisive measures undertaken by President Trump to dismantle Iran’s nuclear initiatives and exert pressure on the Iranian regime,” as noted in the summary.

Additionally, the Secretary touched upon the situation in Haiti, outlining US-supported initiatives aimed at restoring stability.

He “discussed our endeavors to foster security and stability in Haiti, which includes backing for the UN-sanctioned Gang Suppression Force,” the statement revealed.

In a distinct call with Kenyan President Ruto, Rubio expressed appreciation for Nairobi's stance on Iran and its contributions to regional security initiatives.

He “thanked President Ruto for his vocal condemnation of Iranian hostility towards Gulf States and explored the aims of Operation Epic Fury.”

Rubio also recognized Kenya’s role in stabilization efforts in Haiti.

He “expressed gratitude for Kenya’s substantial contributions to peace and security in Haiti and its commitment to ensuring a seamless transition to the Gang Suppression Force.”

The two also discussed enhancing economic relations.

This series of discussions underscores Washington’s objective to unify key partners across various regions regarding Iran and broader security issues. India, Canada, and Kenya are strategic allies in Asia, North America, and Africa, respectively, with vital roles in diplomacy, security collaboration, and peacekeeping.