Trump on Machado:

We also have a young woman who received the Nobel Peace Prize who is going to come in.

She’s coming to pay her respects to our country — really to me, but as you know, I represent the country, nothing more.

She’ll be coming sometime next week — I think Tuesday or Wednesday — and we’ll see how that goes.

Trump on the Nobel Peace Prize:

Norway is very embarrassed by what took place.

They are getting decimated.

Trump:

I can't think of anybody in history that should get the Nobel Prize more than me.

Obama got the Nobel Prize, he still has no idea why he got it.

Trump:

People of Venezuela are going wild over this.

They named a street after President Trump.

You attack a country and they name a street after you, that has never happened before.

Trump on Iran:

I say to the Iranian leaders: you’d better not start shooting, because we’ll start shooting too.

Trump:

President Putin is not afraid of Europe. He’s afraid of the United States of America when it is led by me.

Europe is a different place. Europe is changing. Europe has to get its act together. I love Europe.

Trump on Greenland:

I would like to make a deal the easy way, if we don't do it the easy way, we are going to do it the hard way.

Trump on Greenland:

The fact that they landed a boat there 500 years ago doesn’t mean they own the land.

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Trump:

If you look just outside Greenland right now, there are Russian destroyers, Chinese destroyers, and Russian submarines all over the place.

We are not going to let Russia or China occupy Greenland — because that’s exactly what they would do if we didn’t act.

So we are going to do something with Greenland, either the nice way or the more difficult way.

Reporter: Why is it so important to you to own Greenland when you already have a military presence there, which you could expand to address security concerns?

Trump: Because when we own it, we defend it.

You don’t defend leases the same way — you have to own it.

Countries need ownership, and you defend ownership. You don’t defend leases.

Trump:

I’m not talking about buying Greenland — though I might talk about that later — but right now, we are going to do something with Greenland, whether they like it or not.

Because if we don’t, Russia or China will take over Greenland, and we’re not going to have Russia or China as our neighbor.

Trump to NATO:

I saved NATO. If it were not for me, you would not have a NATO right now.

Trump:

We had a — Russia, I guess — sort of a semi-Russian ship yesterday that we took over, and Russia decided not to defend that ship against us. That was a big move.

NEW: X has changed Iran’s flag to the Monarchists’ sun and lion.

Trump:

Venezuela has been really taken advantage of by a lot of people…

Zelensky said he wants Trump to pursue a free-trade deal with Ukraine, including zero tariffs, as part of a postwar recovery and security package.

“This would give Ukraine very serious cards compared with neighboring states.”

Source: Bloomberg

Zelensky to Bloomberg:

I’m not against Europe talking to Russia, especially now, when U.S. pressure is there and Europe has begun to speak about security guarantees.

We are moving toward the final stage, even if we don’t yet know what it will look like.

Zelensky on U.S. security guarantees:

I don’t want everything to end up in them merely promising to react. I really want something more concrete.

Source: Bloomberg

Syrian Minister of Information Hamza al-Mustafa:

We are not expecting to be part of the Abraham Accords, at least in the short and midterm.

Syrian Minister of Information Hamza al-Mustafa:

After the liberation, many regional and international players have had a negative perspective regarding the change that happened in Damascus after the Assad era.

That’s why, for example, we are talking every day about the Israeli interference in Syria since the liberation. Until now, there have been more than one thousand intrusions and more than 500 airstrikes conducted by Israel.

We are also talking about Iran, which is supporting the remnants and supporters of the Bashar al-Assad regime, especially in the coastal areas.

In the south, we also face major challenges in Suwayda and the al-Hajari area. Many investigations have revealed links with foreign countries. For example, Israel supported al-Hajari and his group one day after the liberation.

Syrian Minister of Information Hamza al-Mustafa:

The Iranian people have reached a point where they are not asking for reform anymore — they are asking beyond political reform.

However, the Syrian state is eager not to interfere in any country’s internal affairs, but we are standing with all people asking for their freedom.