We are currently not having negotiations with the United States, and the negotiations with Oman are focused on reaching an agreement regarding the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

The aim is to determine a temporary route that ensures the safety of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

As long as the maritime siege and the actions of the United States continue, nothing significant will happen in the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Pakistan is the mediator for discussions related to Iran and the United States, and Qatar also provides assistance.

We have friendly relations with China, and China shares our concerns about the escalation of U.S. confrontational behavior and is worried about insecurity in the region.

Our Chinese friends are using their efforts to prevent the escalation of the situation, but adding a new mediator is not correct.

The Ukrainian authorities, in the communication they had both directly with the Foreign Minister and in the messages they conveyed to us, emphasized that this action was unintentional.

The evidence and very clear clues—including the explicit statement made by the President of Ukraine—indicate that this attack was deliberate.

We are waiting to see in practice whether they take any action that supports their claim of the crime being unintentional.

We will certainly take any necessary action, both to hold Ukraine accountable and to ensure that such an error and crime is not repeated by the Ukrainian side again.

What happened in Ceuta? This is a deliberate policy of the European Union called multiculturalism. Europe bought every piece of woke nonsense.

They bought all of it without questioning any of it. Wokeism became the new religion. First it was the New Millennium Initiative, then Agenda 2030, now Agenda 2045.

They give them beautiful names that nobody could oppose, but the tools they use produce the exact opposite result.

Military action is only one tool—it is not everything.

When you're dealing with a reality like the one Syria faced, military force alone is never enough.

You also need a media strategy. You need public opinion. You need the ability to administer public affairs. You need to build institutions. You need an economy. You need to achieve a state of development.