If Ukraine burns, your Moscow will burn too.

If Putin does not want to end this war and wants to continue it, we will not sit quietly. We will respond.

I would say one key difference you've got to point out between this agreement and others is this was born of strength. Of American action.

JCPOA came from a bunch of begging and talking. This agreement came after months of bombing and a blockade that was impenetrable.

Iran was put in a position where they had to come to the table and undertake this.

If underneath the timeline of these talks, Iran does not do what it says it's going to do, which is give up nuclear weapons, give up nuclear ambitions, give away their nuclear material, and close nuclear facilities, then the War Department is here and prepared to restart if we need to.

We prefer not to, but we are prepared and hostile to it.

When the blockade opens fully, we'll step back and allow commerce to flow.

But if Iran doesn't comply, then we're more than able to reimpose an ironclad blockade.

We've had basing in that region for a long time. A lot of that will stay just as it is. And we'll look at how many troops we need in the area and calibrate accordingly.

We can't live in a world where other countries are standing at the end of a runway with a clipboard trying to decide what flies and what doesn't.

It's not going to work for us. It's not good in contingencies.

The more the UK spends on defense, the stronger NATO is going to be, the stronger Western civilization is, and that's a good thing.

Dear Gideon, as you know, the EU and Israel have a lot that binds us. I value our dialogue and engagement, and I’m open to continue in that spirit, respectfully and constructively.

Dialogue is the foundation of diplomacy, especially when differences arise. The EU is always committed to a constructive relationship with Israel.

To bring peace to the Middle East, the Two-State Solution remains the only viable path. The EU has condemned the illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank that make it increasingly difficult to get to that goal. That is the EU position.

40,000 Iranians haven't died in the span of two days for a nuclear deal or for the Strait of Hormuz to remain open.

They have died for the sake of liberty and freedom and democracy.

And they've been oddly absent of any negotiation.