The events we are witnessing now and the insults directed at Christian religious figures seem to be a continuation of patterns that existed before.

Of course, the Pope said nothing wrong; he only spoke in condemnation of war and called for peace and reconciliation, stating that the imposed war against Iran is an unjust war.

The Americans cannot even tolerate a high-ranking religious official's request to end the war.

While we are simultaneously initiating and continuing a diplomatic process, the defenders of the homeland and the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran are more vigilant than in wartime.

They're monitoring developments and ready to confront any movement and adventurism by the U.S. and the Zionist regime.

Vigilance and readiness against aggression and breach of promises must be 24/7 and constant.

We must learn from past experiences and maintain our readiness in all aspects and with all our being.

Our criterion is the interests and rights of the Iranian nation.

If a negotiation is based on one side imposing conditions on the other, that is not negotiation; it is dictation and imposition, and you know that the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Iranian nation will never accept such imposition.

The Americans themselves know that accepting their proposal under their conditions unconditionally is impossible, and fundamentally it is incompatible with the logic of negotiation and dialogue.

Threatening to kill and assassinate a country's negotiators should wake the whole world up.

Those who raise this issue should be prosecuted for incitement to violence and state terrorism.

In the twenty-first century, by a country that claims democracy and the rule of law, diplomats and negotiators are threatened with murder.

This violates all principles of international law and all human and ethical standards of civilization.

Firstly, Iran is not blockadable. Secondly, if you fail in a diplomatic process and want to use other means to apply pressure, you will definitely not succeed.

A naval blockade is a provocative act, contrary to the principles and foundations of international law, and has no legal legitimacy.

This U.S. action could be a prelude to breaking the ceasefire, and the Islamic Republic of Iran and its armed forces are closely monitoring and will respond wherever necessary.

Calling the U.S. and Israel the good and bad police is not correct because they are not police; both are criminals.

The release of Iran's assets is not a concession in our view but a right of Iran that has been violated.

It is like a thief taking your property and then wanting to return it to you as a concession.

This issue is clear and one of our demands that was raised there, but the reality is that we did not reach a final agreement, just as no final agreement was reached on other issues.

No mediator other than Pakistan is being considered in the talks between Iran and the U.S.

The U.S. has not formally agreed to an extension of the ceasefire.

There is continued engagement between the U.S. and Iran to reach a deal.

You can call it the Strait of Hormuz or the Hormuz Strait.

The only thing you can’t call it is the Trump Strait—they don’t like that idea.

If hot air was a weapon, Starmer would have rearmed Britain – but words don’t win wars.

In the face of the threats of the butcher of Gaza, Netanyahu, my dear friend Pedro Sánchez indeed showed a great stance, and I wholeheartedly congratulate him for his political stance.

We will continue to identify the murderers as murderers, bandits as bandits, or thieves as thieves, and oppressors as oppressors.

Through social media platforms, the baby murderers attack me and my nation, and I would like to remind them of certain realities:

The Republic of Türkiye is not an ordinary state. No power can wag a finger at Türkiye or at the President of Türkiye.

We have not received a decision or request to cease fire.