The possibility of Hezbollah joining the fight against Israel if Iran is attacked is concerning, and we are addressing it.

The number of checkpoints captured by the enemy has reached 15 — several soldiers have been killed while some have been captured alive.

I'm an admirer of the people of Ukraine. They're incredibly courageous people, and I've developed some really long-lasting and profound friendships with people who I have met from your country.

We see ourselves as a mediator. We do not see ourselves as a protagonist in this conflict.

So never once have we ever come to the Ukrainians, to their leadership, and sought to impose some sort of view that we expected Ukraine to adhere to.

We've listened carefully to the leadership of Ukraine — to what they can do, to what they can't do, to where political space exists for a solution to this, how we might think about territory or not...

President Trump is not a man that I would characterize as naive.

He is very sensible. He's very grounded in his assessments.

And I am too, by the way. And Jared Kushner is as well.

This is really important to us. We care.

We're going to do everything we can to help you to get to the right solution, the right peaceful solution, so that everybody in your country can live in peace one day.

My hope for all of you is that you find somebody who loves you as much as Nancy Pelosi loves insider trading, because then you will have a very good life indeed.

We have finished the day after significant progress in the negotiation between the United States and Iran. We will resume soon after consultation in the respective capitals.

Discussions on a technical level will take place next week in Vienna.

I am grateful to all concerned for their efforts: the negotiators, the IAEA, and our hosts the Swiss government.