SDF/PKK terrorists in al-Hasakah are rejecting the agreement with the Syrian government.

SDF's Mazloum Abdi:

The war was planned and pushed by “many forces,” it was “imposed” upon us.

We agreed to withdraw from Deir ez-Zor and Raqqa toward Hasakah and to halt the fighting.

We will go to Damascus tomorrow. After returning from Damascus, we will explain the agreement in more detail.

People in Damascus are on the streets in solidarity with the people who are being massacred by the SDF/PKK terrorists in al-Hasakah.

Local residents in al-Hasakah report that PKK/SDF terrorists have killed more than 100 civilians so far.

EU diplomats to Reuters:

EU has no plans to deploy countermeasures against the United States over Greenland for now.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Greenland:

Europeans project weakness. The U.S. projects strength.

Ursula von der Leyen:

I spoke to Rutte, Macron, Starmer, Merz and Meloni.

Together we stand firm in our commitment to uphold the sovereignty of Greenland and the Kingdom of Denmark.

We will always protect our strategic economic and security interests.

The Syrian Army is sending large reinforcements toward al-Hasakah.

Saudi state TV accuses United Arab Emirates of saying one thing on Yemen and doing the opposite—fueling chaos while claiming de-escalation.

“Whatever the Abu Dhabi government says regarding Yemen, it does the exact opposite on the same day.”

“From Abu Dhabi, chaos is managed in Aden.”

“The UAE raises misleading slogans about de-escalation and dialogue while blocking a comprehensive political solution.”

📸 Copenhagen, Denmark.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre:

The Nobel Prize has come up between Trump and me in several conversations over the past six months. Partly seriously, because he is very concerned with it.

But Trump knows who awards the Peace Prize, and who does not. I have made that clear several times.

Source: VG

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre:

The world is facing greater problems than world leaders wanting the Nobel Peace Prize.

It is good that world leaders are concerned with contributing to less war and conflict.

Norway's Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide on Trump:

Most countries in the world still want a rules-based world order, even if some countries are less engaged. 

We must stand up for the principles when they are broken.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre:

Eighty percent of the military resources in NATO are not the EU, but the United States, Canada, Türkiye, the United Kingdom, and Norway.

Source: VG

Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen on Trump:

The American president is unconventional, but America is more than its president.

There are checks and balances in American society.

Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen:

The idea that you can pick out certain countries and impose tariffs on them is not possible in the world we live in.

We are in the EU, and therefore it is the EU that must respond.

NEW: Tribes in Hama announce a general mobilization, saying they are ready to move toward Hasakah to fight the PKK/SDF and place themselves under the Syrian state’s command.

“We declare a general mobilization following the betrayal by the SDF gangs.”

“They violated the agreement signed between the Syrian government and the SDF leadership.”

“We place ourselves at the disposal of the Syrian state to defend our people in the Arab Jazira.”

WATCH: Iran’s state TV (IRIB) was briefly hacked, interrupting broadcasts with protest footage, anti-regime messages, and a call from Reza Pahlavi urging protests and defections.

When asked how she and Sheldon build political relationships beyond writing checks, Israeli-American billionaire Miriam Adelson declined to elaborate:

Can you… allow me not to answer?

I want to be truthful and there are so many things that I don’t want to talk about.

Zionist Egyptian Jewish Haim Saban describes how influence works in the U.S. political system:

It’s a system that we did not create. It’s a legal system and we just play within the system.

If you support a politician, you should have access to share opinions.

The contribution and the financial support grants you the access.

Those that give more have more access and those that give less have less access.

It’s simple math.

Kay Gottschalk (AfD), German MP:

Germany needs nuclear weapons. The post-war consensus of outsourcing Europe's defense to the USA has finally dissolved into thin air.

At the latest, since Trump wants to annex Greenland, it should be clear to everyone: there are no friendships between states, only interests.

And the interests of the USA are fundamentally different from ours and Europe's.

We need the strongest military, the most capable soldiers, and the best weapons to make it clear to everyone: anyone who attacks us cannot win.