Thank you México. For the solidarity, the affection, the always warm embrace to Cuba.

Keir Starmer has a clear five-year mandate from the British people to deliver change, and that is what he will do.

This sanction being imposed on the countries that sell oil to Cuba is very unfair. It's not right, because sanctions that affect the people are wrong.

One may agree or disagree with Cuba's government, but the people should never be harmed.

We will continue to support and will keep carrying out all the necessary diplomatic actions to try to restore oil shipments because you can't strangle a people like this, in this way; it's very unfair, very unjust.

We call for these sanctions to be lifted and for the people to be supported, always.

With the personal involvement of President Trump, we established peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

After the Washington Peace Summit, President Aliyev and I nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize through a joint letter.

I have great hope that the President will rightfully receive the Nobel Peace Prize award in 2026.

President Trump knows very well, the very best way to ensure that you have peace is to establish real deterrence. And the best way to establish real deterrence is with the best military technology in the world, and the United States has that.

For the first time, we are announcing a major sale of military technology $11 million in surveillance drone technology to the Armenians and to our good friend the Prime Minister.

He's going to use that to secure his country and to make sure that the peace that we're creating sticks.

That means for the United States more jobs and more investment in our own defense technology sector.

I think President Trump is going to make the ultimate determination about where we draw the red lines in the negotiations.

If you go back to the original negotiation that happened between us and the Iranians, the President was trying very, very hard to actually strike a constructive deal that would have been good for the United States.

The entire administration agreed if the Iranians were smart enough to have made that agreement, then it would have been good for them too.

I'll let President Trump speak to exactly where he wants to set the lines in negotiation.

As you guys know, he typically does that privately. He doesn't announce what he's going to do in a negotiation because he thinks that it constrains him in private.

He's going to have a lot of good conversations with his team and with others in the days and weeks to come.

I think the President is going to preserve decisional space for himself, and that means not revealing too many of his cards publicly.