We understand that Russians want to exclude the presence of the Europeans from negotiations.

This must not be allowed to happen.

European presence will decrease the probability of Russia attacking again.

We want frozen Russian assets, so that it is not a part of the negotiating process.

We are more confident at the negotiating table if we have this instrument.

I have one aim, to get an answer for the question:

What will the United States of America do if Russia comes with aggression again?

Biden told me: "No, you will not be NATO."

I have approached this issue time and again, and certain people in the White House smiled at me and had other reactions because of that, and they always said that I was tough.

I don’t know why.

The United States don’t see us in NATO, for now. Everything in our lives is for now.

Maybe, the position will change in the future.

Politicians change, somebody lives, somebody dies. And it’s life.

I really count on pressure from the United States.

More pressure on Russia, because Putin doesn’t want to stop this war, but Trump can.

If the United States will pressure more, President Trump can be successful in this.

We hope to implement the agreement between the Syrian government and the SDF through peaceful dialogue and negotiations.

We do not want to be forced to resort to military options again.

The SDF must understand that the patience of the relevant actors is running out.

Russia is preparing contacts with the U.S. to understand how Trump’s peace plan has changed after being coordinated with Ukraine.

Oreshnik has been in Belarus since yesterday and is taking up combat duty.

Today, the Trump Administration is sanctioning two International Criminal Court judges directly engaged in politicized and illegitimate actions against Israel.

The United States has been clear: we will continue to respond with significant and tangible consequences to protect against the ICC’s lawfare, abuse of power, and blatant disregard for the sovereignty of the U.S. and Israel.