Last night at 11 p.m. ET, U.S. forces successfully intercepted two Iranian ballistic missiles targeting American forces based in Kuwait.

These missiles were immediately defeated and no American personnel were harmed.

U.S. Central Command remains vigilant and will continue to protect our forces from Iranian aggression while supporting the ongoing ceasefire.

The Kremlin has not received any response from Bucharest to Putin's statement about Russia's readiness to examine the debris of a drone that crashed in Romania.

We are working seriously to normalize relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan, and I am convinced we will achieve that goal.

If we have no relations with Turkey, that scale is empty — and an empty scale creates serious risks and instability.

Normalizing relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan is not a matter of whim. It is a necessity.

Our relations with Russia are in a transformation phase — and I consider that transformation positive.

Our relations with Russia are open and sincere. We have kept no secrets in that relationship.

We will continue working in the Eurasian Economic Union until the moment when a choice between the EU and the EAEU becomes unavoidable.

That decision must naturally be made by the people of the Republic of Armenia in a referendum.

Talks will not resume unless Israel halts its operations and withdraws forces from occupied areas in Lebanon.

Iran and allied groups are also considering increasing pressure through potential disruption of key maritime chokepoints, including the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb.