Some of the countries represented here are going to be joining the Abraham Accords, and those announcements will be made over the next little while.

The Abraham Accords are very sought after right now.

We're going to be announcing some very important countries that are joining.

This evening, I'm also delighted to report that Kazakhstan has officially agreed, and that's official now as of about 15 minutes ago.

A tremendous country with a tremendous leader has officially joined the Abraham Accords.

I just want to thank you, Mr. President. It's a great honor.

In Uzbekistan, we call you the "President of the World."

You've done a lot. You were able to stop eight wars.

I'm convinced that the war between Russia and Ukraine can be stopped only by you. We are very much hopeful for that.

You are the great leader and statesman sent by Heaven to bring common sense and traditions that we all share and value back.

Millions of people in so many countries are so grateful to you.

There's a lot of countries that have diplomatic relations with one another. The Abraham Accords is a partnership.

It's an enhanced relationship beyond just diplomatic relations and having embassies in each other's capitals.

That's really the benefit of it and the strength of it is to have majority Muslim countries, the Jewish state, able to partner on things to show the world that it is possible.

We've really expanded the Abraham Accords. One of the reasons is we are right now in negotiations or talks with many countries that really wanted to come in, but they couldn't because of the status of Iran.

When Iran had a possibility of nuclear weapons, which they do not have now, when Iran was the bully of the Middle East, let's call it the bully of the Middle East, which it isn't anymore, they had a hard time going against that.

Now that Iran has been very much decimated in terms of their nuclear and in terms of their regular. We're expanding it a little bit.

The [oil] exports from Russia are way down.

We'd love to see an end to that war. So many people are being killed. A lot of Russian soldiers are being killed.

We think at some point they're going to get very smart and they're going to do that.

I think that denuclearization would be a great thing. We could blow up the world 150 times. There's no need for this.

I've spoken to President Putin about it. I've spoken to President Xi about it. Everybody would like to spend all of that money on other things, people that really, you know, things that can benefit people now.

I want peace through strength, but we want peace all over the world, and we're very close to getting it.

We've had countries that have volunteered.

If there's a problem with Hamas, as an example, or a problem with anything, they volunteered to, on a single basis, go in and take care of it.

This is a very strong peace. This is peace in the Middle East.

Hamas is a very small part of it, very, very small part. If they don't do as they said, if they don't behave, then they've got themselves a big problem, a really big problem like they've never had.

So far, it seems to be working out very well. But that's a very small part of what we're talking about. I think we can say we have a very strong peace. This is a strong peace.

We took the sanctions off [Syria] at the request of Turkey and actually Israel and a few different countries.

We took the sanctions off to give them a chance.

Iran has been asking if the sanctions could be lifted.

Iran has got very heavy U.S. sanctions, and it makes it really hard for them to do what they'd like to be able to do.

I'm open to hearing that, and we'll see what happens. But I would be open to it.