I’m not a dictator and I didn’t start the war. That’s it.

No one has the right to say whom we can or cannot vote for.

I will not withdraw until the end.

Israel can’t occupy the Gaza Strip successfully.

It’s going to take Arab countries — the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia — with their capabilities and resources to come in and help build a new Gaza, to teach children not to kill Jews, teach them to embrace tolerance.

You know, math courses taught in Gaza are "If you had ten Jews, you'd kill four. How many would you have left?"

I think the key is for MBZ, who is a tremendous ally of Israel, to help make Gaza more like the UAE.

It's going to take a long time to change the radicalism that's been passed on generationally in Gaza. The most radicalized people on the planet are in Gaza.

Can they hit our bases? Yes. Is the risk worth it? Yes.

If you can get rid of the largest state sponsor of terrorism, who has American blood on its hands, and the entire terrorist network collapse when the mothership, Iran, goes down, it's worth the risk.

As for the soldiers taking this risk, they’ll be the first to tell you, “Let’s do it.”

How is it that in 80 years a woman has never served as Secretary-General?

We must work on a total ban on maritime services for Russian oil exports, intensify our joint efforts against the so-called Russian shadow fleet, and with the highest level of coordination possible.

You, Emmanuel, have long pushed the idea of European strategic autonomy. Now we see why.

Europe is never perfect — but it advances.

We usually move forward in three phases: first crisis, then chaos, and finally a sub-optimal solution — but it is still Europe.

We continuously assess the security environment, and based on our latest review, we determined it prudent to reduce our footprint to essential personnel.

I want to make a special recognition to the National Defense, to General Ricardo Trevilla Trejo, to the Mexican Army, to the National Guard, to the Air Force. Really, Mexico has extraordinary armed forces.

They are prepared, professional men and women with a lot of vision and a lot of patriotism, with huge preparation.

Our condolences to the families of the elements who lost their lives yesterday and our greatest recognition.

The people of Mexico must feel very proud of our armed forces and the security cabinet we have. They are great men and women who are always willing to give their lives for others.

The most important thing at this moment is to guarantee the peace and security of the entire population, of all of Mexico. And this is what is being done.

Today there is more tranquility, there is government, there are armed forces, there is the cabinet of security, and there is a lot of coordination.

You can rest assured that peace, security, and normality are being safeguarded in the country.