Trump:

“Too Late” is a DISASTER for America! Interest Rates too high!

Schools in the United Arab Emirates will switch to remote learning from May 5–8 due to renewed attacks from Iran.

French President Macron in Armenia:

France stood by Armenia as much as it could.

But Russia was not there — and you can see in today’s world, it is better not to rely too much on Russia.

It was not there in 2020, and it will not be there tomorrow — unless you choose a new form of dependence.

French President Macron in Armenia:

There are still 4,000 Russian soldiers on Armenian territory, and more than 1,000 border guards.

So Europe must engage to help this country secure its borders more independently.

NEW: Iranian military source denies attacking Fujairah oil facilities, blaming the fire on U.S. military actions aimed at forcing ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and urges Washington to stop “military adventurism.”

Source: IRIB

French President Macron in Armenia:

I know that the choices Armenia is making—and that we are making alongside it—will force all its neighbors to clarify their position.

And it is for us to ask them: are you with the Europeans, or against?

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

Trump texted me that if my son gets killed, I deserve it because I was a traitor to him.

Italian PM Meloni:

If U.S. troops leave Italy, it wouldn’t be a choice I agree with.

Reporter:

America is a superpower. Why don't you back down or compromise?

Iran's FM Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei:

We are also a superpower. Next.

Italian PM Meloni:

Italy has upheld all the commitments it has signed — it has always done so.

We have done this especially within NATO; we have done it even when our direct interests were not at stake.

We did it in Afghanistan, we did it in Iraq, and therefore some things that have been said about us I do not consider correct.

Italian PM Meloni:

We want Azerbaijan to strengthen its role as a fundamental hub between Europe and Asia, and for Italy to increasingly become the privileged gateway to the European market.

Turkish President Erdogan on EU:

Strategic blindness toward Türkiye unfortunately still clearly exists in many institutions of the Union.

It must now be understood that a European Union without Türkiye as a full member will not become a global actor or a center of attraction.

We are not a country whose value is remembered only when needed, whose door is knocked on when necessary, and which is sidelined at other times. We never have been, and we never will be.

The European Union must fully appreciate Türkiye’s constructive stance and must not misuse it. It should refrain from actions and rhetoric that would put this at risk.

Let it not be forgotten: neither is Türkiye the old Türkiye, nor is the world the same world confined to the sphere of influence of Western states.

A new world is being built—one where regional cooperation is gaining importance, new actors are emerging, and the global system is rapidly evolving toward multipolarity.

Türkiye is among the strongest countries poised to become one of the poles of this new system.

Today, Europe’s need for Türkiye is greater than Türkiye’s need for Europe.

And this need will grow even more tomorrow.

Europe is at a crossroads:

Either it will see Türkiye’s growing power and global weight as an opportunity to overcome its bottleneck, or it will allow exclusionary rhetoric to darken Europe’s future.

Our hope is that decision-makers in Europe will abandon their political and historical prejudices and focus on developing sincere, genuine, and equal-level relations with Türkiye.

Such a relationship will benefit the European continent, of which Türkiye is an inseparable part.

Marjorie Taylor Greene:

Trump told Pam Bondi, don't release the Epstein files. He told everybody, don't release the Epstein files.

He said his friends would get hurt if we released the Epstein files.

Trump:

I am going to see President Xi and I will say, “I am leading!”

We have very friendly competition.

Trump jokes:

When I get out of office in, let’s say, 8 or 9 years from now…

Senior Iranian official to Drop Site News:

Based on current assessments, another military attack seems likely.

New demands from Chancellor Merz:

Senator Graham to WSJ:

Iran has ‘absolutely’ violated the cease-fire.

These actions merit a ‘big, strong, painful and short’ response.

The actions today are inconsistent with a regime that wants a diplomatic solution.

Trump:

Polls say, “32% of the people are against President Trump.”

When you explain it like, “Is it okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon?” it wouldn’t be 32%.

But even if you said that, there would be a 32% because the polls are totally fake.

Trump:

I am not a senior; I am far younger than a senior. I feel the same as I felt 50 years ago.

Trump:

Cognitive tests are hard. The first question is very easy. You have a lion, a bear, an alligator, and a squirrel. “Which is the squirrel?”