This is not our war.

From the very beginning, Russia has been saying that any war in the Middle East will lead to the destabilization of the entire region.

We should probably ensure benefits for ourselves where possible, however cynical that may sound.

Only those who started the war can stop it.

The one who commits the sin is the one who dragged Lebanon into adventures that we could have avoided — serving foreign interests.

I have requested that necessary measures be taken to prevent any military activity that may be carried out by elements of the IRGC in Lebanon.

We hope that one person (Viktor Orbán) in the European Union will not block 90 billion or the first tranche of 90 billion, and Ukrainian soldiers will have weapons.

Otherwise, we’ll give Orbán’s address to our Armed Forces — let them call him and speak to him in their own language.

Thanks to President Trump’s leadership, the United States remains the largest crude oil and natural gas producer in the world.

The Trump Administration will continue to unleash American energy dominance, and tap into our newfound oil in Venezuela.

In addition, President Trump has already announced the United States Development Finance Corporation will provide political risk insurance, at a very reasonable price, for crude carriers and cargo ships operating in and around the Gulf.

The President has also stated if necessary, the United States Navy will begin escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.

Rest assured — President Trump’s entire energy team, from the White House to the National Energy Dominance Council to Secretaries Wright and Bessent, have been planning for this, and they are all over it!

The best way forward for the regime and the world is a negotiated settlement with Iran, where they give up their nuclear ambitions.

When the strikes began on Saturday, we immediately put those jets into the sky, on a mission to protect our people and our allies in the region.

Flying over Cyprus and the wider region, shooting down multiple drones, at least one of which was heading towards a base housing British military personnel.

Our jets were in the sky again last night, over Jordan, Qatar and other partners, refuelling in the air to prolong their mission.

We're constantly resupplying our jets and our missile stores.

We are sending four additional typhoon jets to join our squadron in Qatar to strengthen our defensive operations in Qatar and across the region.

Wildcat helicopters with anti-drone capabilities are arriving in Cyprus tomorrow.

The Defence Secretary is on the ground in Cyprus right now coordinating our work and meeting our brave servicemen and women.