NATO’s Rutte in Ankara Summit on Russia:

There was news yesterday that they had to put out mobile toilets because people had to wait all night for gasoline.

I can assure you one thing as a politician — in the 16th, 17th century you had to make sure there was enough bread.

In the 21st century, you have to make sure there's enough gasoline.

To any Russian young man listening, if you contemplate joining the war effort, think again.

You might be one of those 30 to 35,000 this month, next month, the month after, because your president somehow doesn't care.

NATO’s Rutte in Ankara Summit:

First of all, because I strongly believe in the 21st century that you should not attack another country like the Russians have done with Ukraine.

It's kind of crazy to do that. It's a playbook of the 19th century or the 20th century.

We don't do this in grown-up democracies anymore in the 21st century.

NATO’s Rutte on Türkiye & Greece:

Of course I'm not a commentator.

I'm there to maintain the unity of the alliance.

When there are discussions or sometimes irritants between allies, I do not comment in public so that I can be behind the scenes, if necessary, helpful.

Wreckage of another U.S. MQ-9A Reaper drone shot down by Iranian air defenses, fallen near Hormuja in Bushehr province.

Trump on Syria's al-Sharaa:

He has done a really fantastic job as president.

He has unified the country in a year and a half.

Trump on Syria's al-Sharaa:

He is a strong person. He is a great leader.

He is respected by everybody, including me.

We are proud to have him together.

Trump and Syrian President al-Sharaa shake hands.

Reporter: Are you going to remove Syria from the state sponsor of terrorism list?

Trump: I think I will. Yeah, I think, why wouldn't I? He's done a great job.

WATCH: Trump on Erdogan & Netanyahu:

He (Erdogan) hasn't been involved with Syria, you know, if you think he hasn't been involved with Israel at all. And he's left it alone.

I wouldn't say he's a friend because, he's not a friend of Netanyahu. They don't get along, I think, but you know, like, for me, he's been great.

Look, Türkiye’s been a fantastic ally.

They're also a NATO country.

Trump on Netanyahu:

I don't know anything about his politics. I am not sure.

I would think he should be popular.

Trump:

Israel wouldn't exist today if you didn't have me as president.

Trump on Iran’s nuclear dust:

It’s so far underground nobody's going to be able to get it except us because we have the equipment.

It’s so far down underneath a mountain, and now it's that's been determined that it would take massive machinery that we have that no other country has.

Trump on EU:

They took advantage of Syria. Al-Sharaa is bringing it back.

And I'm bringing the United States back.

Trump:

Anytime we hit Iran, oil goes up a little bit.

It's alright.

BREAKING: Trump on Lebanon:

I think Israel is going to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon.

Trump on Syria's al-Sharaa:

If al-Sharaa came to Washington, D.C., 1.5 years ago, he would fear for his life.

Even though he never feared for his life before.

I joke because he comes from a rough environment.

I don't think he would be too concerned with Washington.

WATCH: Ukrainian sea drone strikes a Russian shadow fleet tanker in the Black Sea.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

We have fulfilled our NATO commitments—and exceeded them.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

The relations between the United States and Spain are very positive: socially, culturally, economically, and politically.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

I would like to congratulate the American people on the 250th anniversary of their independence and the founding of their nation.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

I had the opportunity to have an informal conversation with Trump.

We talked about football, about the World Cup in the United States.

It was an informal, casual conversation in which there was absolutely no tension whatsoever. On the contrary, there were only kind words and cordiality.

The conversation took place after the press conference given by Trump.