We're going to get ⁠it together.

We're going ​to go in with Iran, ​at a nice leisurely pace, and go down and start excavating ​with big machinery... We'll ​bring it back to the United States.

Talks over a lasting agreement will “probably” be held this weekend, Trump said.

“Most of the main points are finalized. It’ll go pretty quickly,” Trump added.

Asked if he would travel to Pakistan in case of an agreement, Trump said, “I may.”

The Iranians want to meet. They want to make a deal. I think a meeting will probably take place over the weekend.

I think we will get a deal in the next day or two.

At the same time, he stressed that Israeli strikes in Lebanon must end as part of Thursday’s ceasefire, saying, “Israel has to stop. They can't continue to blow buildings up. I am not gonna allow it."

Negotiations do not mean, nor will they ever mean, relinquishing any right, nor conceding any principle, nor undermining the sovereignty of this homeland.

Thousands of Lebanese we have lost—these are our sons—we will not forget them.

I will not allow a single Lebanese person to die after today, nor the continued bleeding of my people and nation, for the sake of the interests of others' influence or the calculations of the axes of near or far powers.

We all stand before a new stage, which is the stage of transition from working to stop the firing to working on permanent agreements that preserve the rights of our people, the unity of our land, and the sovereignty of our homeland.

Do not allow the doubting and treacherous voices to sow division among you, and do not be dragged behind those who exploit your emotions to build his glory at the expense of your stability.

To the displaced, I say "You will return to your homes," and to those steadfast in their homes under danger, "Your sacrifices will not be in vain."

To those gambling with the fate of Lebanon and the lives of the Lebanese, "I say enough—the state project in Lebanon is the strongest, the most enduring, and the safest for all."

To the world, I say "Lebanon will not be broken, its people will not perish, and its right will prevail."

All Lebanese are in one ship, so either we steer it wisely until we reach the safe shore with it, or we sink it and sink with it all together.

No one has the right to commit that crime—neither under the pretext of a slogan, nor out of a suicidal instinct, nor out of loyalty to anything other than Lebanon and its people.

The U.S. naval blockade is considered a violation of the ceasefire; if this continues, Iran will also take reciprocal and necessary actions.

So far, there has been no talk about extending the ceasefire.

In recent days, all of Iran's focus has been on creating the necessary conditions for a complete end to the war, considering the rights of the Iranian nation.

Iran had decided that if Trump's commitment was not fulfilled, it would attack the Zionist regime at 8 PM last night, and all necessary preparations for this purpose had been made; to the extent that even missile launchers were put into operational mode to destroy predetermined targets.

Because failure to implement this commitment was effectively a complete violation of the ceasefire, and Iran's patience was running out.