Polish President Nawrocki on Fort Trump:

Poland is paying for its security. We are also paying for the stay of American troops in Poland, and to us, this is a very good solution because we know what we are paying for.

Polish President Nawrocki:

Trump is famous for keeping his word.

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb:

The message that we have to the Russians is that, listen: You guys are not gonna win this, so let’s try to end it. Zelensky wants peace. Trump wants peace, and now we need to get Putin to the peace table.

Reza Pahlavi:

Iran’s GDP in 1978 was twice that of South Korea. Today, South Korea’s GDP is five times that of Iran.

The status of the Iranian economy is not tenable. It’s not durable. It’s going to explode.

Reza Pahlavi:

Before the Islamic Revolution, we had daily flights from Tel Aviv to Tehran instead of having missiles hitting Tel Aviv every day under this regime.

Reza Pahlavi:

All of a sudden, Marxists and Islamists came together, collaborated, and brought in an era of Islamic extremism and radicalism.

Trump:

All of the SLEAZEBAGS, like Third Rate “Reporter,” Kaitlan Collins, of Fake News CNN, a truly unhappy person, said they weren’t going to be covering me.

Then why were they ranting and raving like Lunatics, in the Press Area, at the United Nations? Why was she there?

She’s got a “TRUMP” addiction, and so does CNN and MSDNC. They’re all sick, treasonous, and demented! The “good news” is that they have a great, for them, and totally disloyal Judge.

Trump met with Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, in New York.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov arrives in New York for the high-level week of the 81st UN General Assembly.

French President Macron on Iran:

Making sure that Iran will not get the nuclear weapon is very important for all of us. So for me, this is the main objective.

Having a regime change by bombing a country is not something I think feasible, and for me it’s not a good option, because it doesn’t work and we did this mistake several times in the past decades.

French President Macron on Iran:

I think after the war started at the end of February, Hormuz Strait was probably underestimated, and today we have to fix this issue.

French President Macron on Iran:

This is true that we were not there — not because we were not there for the U.S. We do respect the U.S. and we are, I think, good allies.

But when you want to engage people, you strategize with them and you ask them before launching a war.

And we decided not to join this war because we considered — and I still consider — it was not the right option.

French President Macron on Trump:

We have a very good personal relation, and he’s very energetic. Sometimes we disagree, but we’ve always been extremely frank to each other.

When I disagree, I first express this disagreement with him. I try to explain. Sometimes, perhaps, I convince him. Sometimes I don’t.

Zelensky on Russia:

If we respond on refineries, they don’t have enough diesel.

We destroyed 45% of their facilities.

Zelensky:

I think that China is using their technologies with Russia not because they are great friends, brothers and sisters. Not, of course.

Everything is very pragmatic, because they will need this experience somewhere.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis admits:

We’ve been spending so much money on defense over the past 30 years, but we don’t have much to show in terms of a domestic defense industry.

Zelensky:

We have to be strong and we have to show Putin that he's not alone on this planet, even if it's his dream. And that's why he has to respect people.

It's a pity how Russians can respect people only when you show that you are strong. They don't respect weakness.

It’s normal for people to sometimes want to be weak, to live their lives, to spend time with their loved ones, to love their children.

But no, you have to demonstrate with Russians, you have to demonstrate.

Zelensky:

Our lives are more important than the price of energy.

Zelensky:

The situation on the battlefield is not successful for Putin.

So, he’s not winning is true, and he’s not losing is also true, because for him, human losses are not considered a loss.

He’s not winning because on the battlefield almost nothing is moving — everything is moving only a little bit.

His society is losing people and money, and it’s all for nothing — just for 100 kilometers between us.

Zelensky:

I think Putin told Trump that he needs our territory and wants us to live without it. And this is the problem for us.

Because we didn’t do it on the very first day of the war.

We have been strong. Our people and our children are still strong, even though I think they are tired after a long war.

So after all these days of surviving, to just sell our independence and sell our freedom, I think it’s not about us.