WATCH: A heated exchange between former French Ambassador to Washington Gérard Araud and an Iranian opposition activist.

When the woman argued Iranians would accept outside help to escape the regime — “We’ll give our oil. We want our lives!”, Araud replied:

“Yes, but he’s coming to take your oil, not your hand.”

US Envoy to the UN Mike Waltz on Iran:

Our Gulf allies at the UN are outraged, and they’re going to take military and diplomatic action in the coming days and weeks.

This whole strategy of Iran shooting in all directions at their neighbors and our allies is backfiring.

WATCH: Exploding oil pipes created fire barriers on the roads of Tehran after strikes on energy infrastructure.

US Envoy to the UN Mike Waltz on Iran:

As a veteran of special operations, we never deliberately attack civilians. If civilians were injured, it’s always by accident.

Iranians and their proxies hide caches of weapons in hospitals and schools. We know they do that.

Karoline Leavitt on gas prices:

This is a short-term disruption for the long-term gain...

Trump to ABC News:

Iran was planning “to attack the entire Middle East. To take over the entire Middle East.”

The next Iranian leader “is not going to last long” if they don’t get my approval.

Women in Iran's Arak wearing burial shrouds (kafan), carrying AK-47s.

Swiss Defense Minister Martin Pfister said U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran violate international law, arguing they breach the UN Charter’s ban on the use of force without UN approval or self-defence.

Senator Graham on Iran:

The Iranian regime will fall; it is not if the regime falls, it is a matter of when.

Senator Graham on Iran:

When this regime falls, the next thing that will happen is Saudi Arabia will recognize Israel.

Senator Graham on Iran:

When this regime goes down, we’re going to make a ton of money.

Senator Graham on Iran:

It isn’t about money today, it is about 6 Americans who died in the defense of our country.

Senator Graham on Iran:

Now, to our Arab friends: you’re being hit too. Have any Arab countries struck Iran yet? If you want a treaty with the United States, you need to get involved in this fight.

You know, America is not going to the Middle East just to fight alone. So I’m urging our Arab allies to fight back. You’re being hit as well.

Senator Graham:

You see this hat? “Free Cuba.” Stay tuned.

The liberation of Cuba is upon us. It’s just a matter of time now.

Senator Graham:

Saudi Arabia and Israel will not only recognize each other, but they will also do business.

Senator Graham:

Venezuela and Iran have 31 percent of the world’s oil reserves. We’re going to have a partnership with 31 percent of the known reserves.

This is China’s nightmare.

Senator Graham:

Just wait and see what happens in the next two weeks — truly, the next two weeks.

We’re going to blow the hell out of these people. This regime is on death row.

Now it’s going to be on its knees. It’s going to fall.

We’re going to have prosperity unlike anything anyone could imagine.

NEW: Iran is expanding its target list, moving beyond military sites to include U.S. economic assets and strategic interests across the region, according to a source cited by Fars News.

The source said Iran’s “target bank has been fundamentally updated” to include key American and Israeli investments and vital interests in the region.

WATCH: Iranian children burning a Lionel Messi jersey.

NEW: Saudi Civil Defense says a military projectile struck the city of Al-Kharj, south of Riyadh, hitting both a sanitation facility and a nearby residential area.

Officials report one person killed (an Indian national) and 12 Bangladeshi workers injured in the incident.

Bernie Sanders on Trump:

This is a guy who ran on “I am the peace candidate.” Remember?

“I am against endless wars.” We put up on our social media a quote of his — I think it was in 2020 — when he said: “How crazy is it that we're spending trillions of dollars on the Middle East and yet our own infrastructure — we don't have money to deal with our own infrastructure.” That's what Trump said.

Well, he was right then, and now he's continuing that process.