A young Syrian man from Raqqa reunites with his mother after 14 years apart, following the expulsion of SDF/PKK terror group.

Germany's Merz:

The greatest security threat to Europe today does not come from the West.

It comes from the East — from the war in Ukraine.

My greatest concern for Europe’s security is not Greenland, but Ukraine.

BIG: Syrian Army:

Army forces have begun entering Al-Shaddadi, south of Hasakah, after the SDF/PKK released ISIS detainees from Al-Shaddadi prison.

Syrian Army:

Army units will secure Al-Shaddadi Prison and its surroundings, in addition to encircling Al-Shaddadi city, south of Hasakah and the surrounding areas, with the aim of arresting escaped prisoners who belong to ISIS.

Al-Shaddadi Prison and the security facilities in Al-Shaddadi city will be handed over immediately to the Ministry of Interior, after the completion of security and cordon operations.

The army leadership communicated with mediators and the SDF leadership in order to hand over Al-Shaddadi Prison to Internal Security and secure it and its surroundings, but the SDF leadership refused, and continues to refuse up to this moment.

We hold the SDF fully responsible for the release of ISIS elements from Al-Shaddadi Prison, and we will take all necessary measures to restore control over the area.

BREAKING: U.S.-backed SDF/PKK terror group deliberately freed hundreds of ISIS prisoners at Al-Shaddadi Prison in Hasakah, Syria.

SDF leadership had refused to hand the facility over to Syrian internal security forces, triggering a deliberate security crisis in the area.

Syrian Army forces now on rush to arrest escaped ISIS prisoners.

A U.S.-led coalition base is located just 2 km away from the prison, placing American troops at risk.

Nigel Farage on Trump:

To use economic threats against a country that’s been considered to be your closest ally for over a hundred years is not the kind of thing we would expect.

It’s wrong. It’s bad. It would be very, very hurtful to us.

Source: GB News

Nigel Farage:

I am all for Trump taking out enemies of the West, Maduro, the Iranian regime...

But if he falls out with his own allies and leaves America isolated, that would be a very bad place to be.

Source: GB News

Reporter: If Trump levies tariffs over Greenland, should the UK retaliate?

Nigel Farage: I think to retaliate would probably hurt us even more.

We have to negotiate and it’s one area where with Brexit we are free to negotiate directly.

You can never completely predict what Trump will do, but no, I don’t think reciprocal tariffs at this stage would make any sense at all.

Reporter: Do you condemn Trump?

Nigel Farage: I think he’s wrong. I think what he’s done is wrong. I don’t think you turn on your allies.

By the way, I completely understand strategically why Greenland matters so much...

Source: GB News

German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil:

If Europe is punished for defending Greenland and Denmark, for defending territorial integrity and sovereignty, then a line has been crossed.

In that case, Europe must be prepared to respond.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure:

We are living through uncharted territories—we’ve never seen this before.

An ally, a friend of 250 years, is considering using tariffs as a geopolitical weapon.

We don’t want tariffs to be weaponized.

NBC News: Would you use force to seize Greenland?

Trump: No comment.

Trump on the Nobel Peace Prize:

Norway totally controls it despite what they say.

They like to say they have nothing to do with it, but they have everything to do with it.

Source: NBC News

Trump to NBC News:

I don’t care about the Nobel Prize.

Trump to NBC News:

Europe ought to focus on the war with Russia and Ukraine, because, frankly, you see what that’s gotten, them.

That’s what Europe should focus on — not Greenland.

Netanyahu:

If Iran makes a mistake and attacks us, we will strike Iran with force it has never experienced before.

Netanyahu:

How can you call me a dictator after seeing how a real dictatorship operates in Iran?

Netanyahu:

There will be no Turkish or Qatari soldiers in Gaza.

We have a disagreement with the Americans over the advisory council that would oversee the process in Gaza.

Turkish President Erdogan:

The world is experiencing what may be its most chaotic and uncertain period since World War II.

As existing problems deepen and grow more severe, new ones are being added every day.

Turkish President Erdogan:

We are being rapidly dragged toward a more unjust and distorted global order, where the rule of law is replaced by the law of the powerful.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Our neighbour Iran now faces a new challenge targeting its social peace and stability following the Israeli attacks.

We are all closely monitoring the scenarios being played out on the streets.

We believe that, with a subtle and prudent policy prioritising dialogue and diplomacy, our Iranian brothers and sisters will, God willing, overcome this treacherous period.