Trump:

We just landed and met up with our new Air Force One, which was sent earlier to RAF Mildenhall, so we could show the wonderful Servicemembers, as per the entire Base’s request.

They were very excited, picture enclosed.

Trump:

We have made a lot of good trade deals with Türkiye.

President Erdogan has been great. They have been a great partner.

Reporter: Are you aware of any credible threats by Iran?

Trump: I hear threats all the time. I am number one on their list.

If I go, you go.

Trump on Iran:

We just hit them very hard. We hit them 20 to 1.

Every time they hit us, we are going to hit them 20.

Trump on Iran:

Iran called a while ago. They want to make a deal so badly.

I just don't know if they are worthy. I don't know if they are going to honor the deal. That's the problem.

Trump on Spain:

I did have issues with Spain. I still do.

But Spain was very generous today. He honored the requests for lots of payments.

Reporter: Are you going to pull more U.S. troops out of Europe?

Trump: I haven't made that final determination. A lot is going to depend on Greenland.

Some will depend on Iran.

Trump on NATO:

When they had a chance and opportunity to help us with Iran, they chose not to. But we are sort of forgetting about that.

Now they all want to help with Iran so badly.

Reporter: Did President al-Sharaa make any commitments to you on helping with Hezbollah in Lebanon?

Trump: Yeah, he did.

Trump:

I should have won the Nobel Peace Prize more than anybody that ever received it.

Nobody settled wars. I settled eight of them.

Trump on Graham Platner scandals:

It's really a question of whether or not you believe the woman.

A lot of people say big falsehoods.

Reporter: If they want to make a deal, why do you think they attacked commercial vessels?

Trump: Because they're sort of crazy, to be honest with you. They're sort of crazy.

Reporter: Have you spoken to Senator Mitch McConnell?

Trump: No, I haven't. I have no idea how he's doing.

Reporter: You suggested that the only reason you came to the summit was because it was held in Türkiye. Was this your last NATO summit?

Trump: No. I think they came a long way today. They made some concessions, and I think NATO came a long way today.

One of the things is, we shouldn't be paying the kind of money we paid.

No president should be having to pay the kind of money we pay. I did in my first term, but Biden immediately gave it back.

Again, we're really there for protecting them, not for protecting us. It ultimately was protection against the Soviet Union, now Russia, but it was against the Soviet Union.

Honestly, we're very far away. We have an ocean separating us.

The meeting today settled a lot of things. It was a very, very good meeting, and people understand that the United States has been treated very unfairly.

Trump:

We paid the highest drug prices in the entire world, and now we pay the lowest drug prices in the entire world.

That means a 400%, 500%, or 600% difference.

Think of it. The press doesn't want to write about it.

Trump:

India and Pakistan.

That war was raging. They were a week into it. Eleven planes were shot down, and that war was going to go nuclear.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan said President Trump saved 30 to 50 million lives.

Well, guess what? It could have been a lot more than that.

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner has suspended his campaign after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her in 2021.

U.S. forces struck two railway bridges in northern Iran with cruise missiles—the first U.S. attack on Iranian infrastructure since the April 8 ceasefire.

Source: Barak Ravid

BREAKING: Iran's retaliatory missile strikes have begun, with Iranian missiles targeting Bahrain.

BREAKING: The Kuwait Army says its air defenses are intercepting incoming missiles and drones.

Iran's Ghalibaf:

America still hasn't learned that bullying and breaking promises are no longer cost-free. Let me put it plainly: if you strike, you'll get hit.

Don't flail around pointlessly, or you'll sink even deeper: the Strait of Hormuz will only open with "Iranian arrangements," not American threats.