Saudi Arabia is now moving backward.

They're attacking the United Arab Emirates pretty viciously for being in the Abraham Accords.

There is no good reason for this.

You can have disputes about Sudan and Yemen, but they're basically declaring war.

The Israeli Unit 8200 [of the IDF Intelligence Corps] played a clear role in the riots in the country.

China is supposed to provide a lot of financing now. Well, it's not happening.

It's not as simple as you say, "Let whoever wants to finance go ahead and do it."

Since we took office, many people have come forward. One would say they’d invest 100 billion, another 200 billion.

Some even came and said they’d invest 1,000 billion. They were just leading us on.

I personally held meetings with many of them. We would then delegate the work to them, but it wouldn't happen.

We would be proud to become martyrs.

We have no fear of martyrdom; we would be proud if it happened.

There are many reasons and arguments that one could make for a strike against Iran.

Diplomacy is always Trump's first option.

Iran would be very wise to make a deal with President Trump and with this administration.

I have been telling Prime Minister Keir Starmer that leases are no good when it comes to countries, and that he is making a big mistake by entering a 100 year lease with whoever is “claiming” right, title, and interest to Diego Garcia.

Our relationship with the United Kingdom is strong and powerful, but Prime Minister Starmer is losing control of this important island to claims by entities never known before. In our opinion, they are fictitious.

If Iran does not make a deal, the United States may need to use Diego Garcia and the airfield in Fairford to stop a potential attack by a dangerous regime — possibly against the United Kingdom and other friendly countries.

Prime Minister Starmer should not lose control of Diego Garcia for any reason by entering a tenuous 100 year lease. This land should not be taken from the U.K. It would be a blight on our great ally.

We will always be ready, willing, and able to fight for the U.K., but they must remain strong. DO NOT GIVE AWAY DIEGO GARCIA.

There was a little bit of progress made, but we're still very far apart on some issues.

The Iranians are expected to come back to us with some more detail in the next couple of weeks, and so the President will continue to watch how this plays out.

Now is a special period — new sanctions.

You know how we feel about this, we do not accept anything like this. The position of our Ministry of Foreign Affairs is open, clear and unambiguous.

As for bilateral relations, they are developing in a positive direction.