Albanian PM Edi Rama jokes:

Montenegro is the greatest country and the biggest country in our region and they have 50 million citizens.

We are a small country Serbia is a bit bigger but Montenegro is the one.

Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye have drafted a trilateral defence agreement after months of talks, Pakistan’s defence production minister confirms.

The draft is still under review and requires full consensus.

Rep. Thomas Massie:

Psst, Denmark…

Tell this administration the Epstein files are in Greenland… they’ll lose all interest and will never be able to find it.

María Corina Machado, after meeting with Trump at the White House:

We know we can count on President Trump for Venezuela’s freedom.

Machado would not say whether she gave President Trump the Nobel Peace Prize.

Israel will posthumously honor Charlie Kirk at a late-January antisemitism conference in Jerusalem, recognizing his work fighting antisemitism.

Source: AP

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić:

Read All the Shah’s Men. It tells the story of Operation Ajax in 1953, how Reza Pahlavi took power with American help.

Look now, 73 years later—the same recipe is being used again by the CIA and Mossad. The wheel of history always turns back.

Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez:

Let’s not fear diplomacy...

Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez:

If someday I would have to go to Washington, I would do it standing and walking, not dragged.

U.S. Senators met with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado.

Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez:

Venezuela has a right to have relationships with China, Russia, Cuba, Iran, and all the peoples of the world, with the U.S. as well.

US Envoy to the UN Mike Waltz:

Trump is a man of action, not endless talk like we see at the UN.

He has made it clear that all options are on the table to stop the slaughter.

Senator Graham:

I am traveling to Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his team at this crucial time in the history of the Middle East.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado left a highly anticipated White House meeting with President Trump with little to show.

The two met privately over lunch, but the White House framed the encounter as a courtesy. Trump has instead signaled cooperation with acting President Delcy Rodríguez.

Machado and her allies had hoped the meeting would refocus U.S. policy on political change, but Trump appears more interested in stability and economic deals.

Source: WSJ

BREAKING: Venezuelan opposition leader Machado presented Trump with the Nobel Peace Medal.

Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado:

I presented Trump the Nobel Peace Prize.

The people of Bolivar are giving back to the heir of Washington a medal, the medal of the Nobel Peace Prize, for the recognition of his unique commitment to our freedom.

Trump:

Good-looking people. Young, beautiful people. I hate them.

You hate standing here with all this power behind you. Well, I’ve got power too.

It’s called the United States military.

Venezuelan Opposition Leader María Corina Machado:

Be assured that President Trump is committed to the freedom of all political prisoners in Venezuela—and to the freedom of all Venezuelans.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa to the SDF/YPG terror group:

I am not threatening anyone. I have lived more than half of my life in war. Threats are for the weak.

I am explaining reality and offering advice.

Neither the military, nor the political, nor the security situation is in favor of the SDF.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa to the SDF/YPG terror group:

I sincerely hope, from the bottom of my heart, that not a single drop of blood will be wasted after what we have witnessed over the past fourteen years.

Those who have lived through war and hardship fully understand the true value of peace.

Venezuela’s Acting President Delcy Rodríguez on the US:

We know the power of the United States. We know they are a lethal nuclear power.

We are not afraid to face the United States diplomatically.

We will resolve this historical contradiction through dialogue.

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