WATCH: London Mayor Sadiq Khan says he would urge the UK government to enforce the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant if Netanyahu visited London.

"I do believe a genocide is being committed in Gaza. I think Netanyahu is responsible," Khan told Channel 4 News. "As a perpetrator of genocide, I think he's broken the law... justice needs to happen."

Asked whether he would push the government to act, Khan replied: "If there is any evidence of him coming to London, I'll be lobbying the prime minister to make sure the law is enforced."

When asked if Netanyahu was welcome in London, Khan responded: "People who commit genocide are not welcome in London."

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis on Türkiye:

Türkiye is a large country—eight times larger than us. We need to keep that in perspective.

That is why I want Greece always to possess such a strong deterrent capability that no one would even contemplate challenging, in practice, Greece's sovereignty and its sovereign rights.

And we are now in that position, and we will continue to become even stronger.

Q: Tsipras said that if the Turks receive the F-35s, it will be a national defeat.

Mitsotakis: This is the same Tsipras during whose time in office Türkiye was buying F-35s, and I don't remember him saying a word about it then.

Are we talking about the same Tsipras, or perhaps a relative of his—his twin brother?

China has added 14 more EU entities to its export control list, banning exports of Chinese dual-use goods to them with immediate effect in response to the EU's latest sanctions on Russia.

The newly restricted EU companies include Germany's Rheinmetall and Poland's Vigo Photonics.

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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:

Iran has shown that it will not submit to America's bullying, and we will by no means respond to the language of force, pressure, and threats.

We neither fear threats nor bow to pressure, and we will not tolerate the language of threats.

We have a principled policy and we continue to pursue it.

Protecting the people of Iran and safeguarding Iran's interests in the Strait of Hormuz are among our principles, and we are pursuing them.

As long as the legitimate objectives and demands of the Iranian people are not fulfilled, it is natural that we will continue on our path.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:

The position of the Islamic Republic of Iran is now far higher and stronger than in the past, and we emerged from this war with strength, and going forward we will get through this stage with even greater strength.

What is important is that the Islamic Republic of Iran is now recognized as a symbol of a strong, steadfast, and resilient country, and this is a path we will continue on in the future as well.

Trump:

President Xi, at our recent meeting in Beijing, China, told me that he would not, under any circumstances, give or sell Weapons to the Islamic Republic of Iran — And that statement included Chinese Companies.

Considering our relationship, I take him at his word and, besides, l am doing him very big favors, also. Likewise, President Putin, despite the horrible War going on in Ukraine (The relationship remains, as it does with President Zelenskyy), told me that he would not sell Weapons to Iran.

He understands that I do not sell Weapons to Ukraine, but to NATO Countries. They pay full price, and how those Weapons are distributed, I have no idea.

Therefore, two major Countries that people speak of often in terms of Iran are, in my opinion, not participating. If they did, it would be very bad for them — Certainly not in their best interests.

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Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken:

I think what we're seeing in so many places, in so many ways, is the bottom dropping out in support for the United States and seeing the United States as a credible leader that other countries want to work with and follow.

Polls showing that China is considered more reliable, more trustworthy.

The United States is considered an adversary by countries like Germany.

We're seeing similar numbers in other countries across Europe, Korea, Japan and other places.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken:

Our military does the job we ask it to do. But it's that job—not having thought it through, not having set out clear, achievable objectives—that leads to this great mismatch where you might have tactical successes in taking out some Iranian missiles somewhere, but losing the war strategically.

Now we're in a situation where the president seems to be in a corner that he can't get out of. Some have called it an escalation trap.

I think he wants to get out of the corner he's put himself into. He's been looking for an off-ramp, but he can't find it.

He can't accept the proposition that he's also created an entirely new reality that didn't exist before this war.

China is encouraging Pakistan to help restart stalled U.S.-Iran talks, and Pakistan has begun exploratory discussions with Iranian officials.

Source: Reuters

Laura Loomer during her interview with Zelensky:

I'll admit I've said some pretty terrible things about Ukraine and terrible things about you as well, openly on social media.

I mocked you…

I'm a Republican, I'm not a Democrat, and so I was very unhappy with the United States sending billions of US tax dollars to Ukraine when our own country is suffering.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on China:

One of the most complex and arguably most important relationships we have is the one with China.

There are aspects of contestation, there are aspects of cooperation, and we want to avoid conflict.

They're a lot bigger than we are, their market's a lot bigger, their manufacturing is three times ours, they've got more ships, they put forward more papers and more patents.

As strong and as powerful as we are, playing one-on-one can be tough.

Zelensky:

I think that Soviet Union is the most dangerous enemy for the United States.

If Russia will be Soviet Union again… you will get China and Soviet Union.

The biggest empire, the biggest army in the world, and they will be really bigger than the United States.

And it will be dangerous for you.

Zelensky on what the U.S. gets in return for supporting Ukraine:

America got the experience. All the experience of this war.

All the generals of the United States, they accepted it already…

America has exclusive, without paying for this experience by their lives. We paid.

Without your experience for the America… they can get to this level… 10, 20 years. So, America got back absolutely exclusive things.

Our drone deal, it's win-win. We will build a great factory in the United States.

Zelensky:

Now you have drones, and our early Russians and we have drawn 3,000 plus kilometers.

And this year we will have 4,000 kilometers.

Next year from 5 to 10…

Zelensky on his relationship with Trump:

We had a first like changing moment in Rome, in Vatican…

It's I think an historic moment because we changed the relations during 15-20 minutes.

So nobody was around us. We've been only two of us.

And I was very happy to hear the President, and I hope, and I think he heard me.

President Trump began to try, to trust me, and this is what is important. I think this is the key.

The Trump administration is increasingly concerned that the U.S. is using advanced air-defense interceptors and precision-guided missiles in the Iran conflict faster than they can be replaced.

Heavy use of Patriot and THAAD interceptors, along with long-range missiles like Tomahawks and JASSMs, has strained stockpiles.

Because missile production takes years to expand, the Pentagon has shifted toward using cheaper, shorter-range weapons such as JDAMs and Small Diameter Bombs while reserving high-end munitions.

Officials worry the current pace is unsustainable and could weaken U.S. readiness for a potential conflict with China.

Source: CBS News

Laura Loomer during her interivew with Zelensky:

I just wanted to share with you, as somebody who was anti-Ukraine, and who did consume a lot of Russian propaganda — I used to write articles for RT, I wrote about five articles for RT and I regret doing so.

I've come to realize that I was bamboozled by Russian propaganda.

And I came to believe a lot of untrue things about Ukraine.

I used to think that this was a country full of Nazis.

Zelensky: No, we are not Nazis.

Can I tell you, honestly?… I think if I knew, or if I really could be involved to elections, maybe Democrats could have a little bit better results.

Laura Loomer: Well, we don't want that. We don't want that.

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