Trump on Iran:

They now have a chance to make a deal, but that’s up to them.

They are begging to make a deal. We’ll see if we can reach the right one. If they make the right deal, then the Hormuz Strait will open up.

Trump on Iran:

They don’t have any “mine droppers” left.

Trump on NATO over Iran:

This was a test for NATO. It was a test of whether you would help us. You didn’t have to, but if you didn’t, we’re going to remember that.

Just remember this—a number of months from now. Remember my words. There’s an expression: “Never forget.” You can never forget.

Trump on Ali Khamenei:

We had to stop this maniac, who is no longer with us—the supreme leader. He wasn’t so supreme.

He is no longer with us; it’s very sad.

Trump on Iran:

I thought, frankly—I thought the oil prices would go up more, and I thought the stock market would go down more. It hasn't been nearly as severe as I thought.

I think they have confidence in maybe the American President and maybe the people sitting around this table.

Trump on Iran:

We had to take a little detour, won’t be long—gonna end soon.

Trump on Hegseth:

Pete Hegseth was born for this role. He is doing a great job.

Marco Rubio on Iran:

Unlike them, we are not bombing embassies and hotels; we are hitting military targets.

Marco Rubio on Iran:

Countries around the world—even the ones complaining about this a little bit—should be grateful that the U.S. has a president who is willing to confront a threat like this.

Steve Witkoff on Iran:

We exhausted all efforts on behalf of a peaceful resolution, as you directed.

Steve Witkoff on Iran:

Iranians were there to buy time until a weaker president arrived.

Steve Witkoff on Iran:

Iran is looking for an off-ramp following your powerful threat on Saturday.

Steve Witkoff on Iran:

We have told Iran one last thing: don’t miscalculate again.

Hegseth on Iran:

This is stuff for the history books—this is stuff for legacy.

Hegseth on Iran:

Many of the Iranian military factories and bases that we're systematically destroying were paid for by the pallets of American cash that Obama flew into Tehran.

Hegseth on Iran:

For years, they told the world their missiles could only range two kilometers.

Surprise—yet again, Iran lied.

Zelensky has arrived in Saudi Arabia, saying “important meetings” are expected.

Hegseth on Iran:

A-10s are flying strike missions inside Iranian airspace.

Hegseth on Iran:

We will continue negotiating with bombs.

War is negotiation by other means.

Cuban doctors say the U.S. oil blockade is causing preventable deaths.

Power outages are shutting down life-saving equipment.

Shortages, and delays put patients at risk.

Source: NYT

Reporter: Are you going to go in for the uranium in Iran?

Trump: Why would I answer that question?