Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten:

Trump also has an interest in supporting Ukraine in this war.

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten:

I am not yet satisfied with the number of countries that are actually willing to open their wallets to increase financial support for Ukraine.

But there are a number of countries that will soon provide more military support, and that is also very important for defending Ukrainian airspace.

Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten on Starlink:

We regularly have contact with the Americans about the importance of having good imagery in Ukraine.

Fortunately, that has now been restored, and you can see that the Ukrainians are immediately benefiting from it.

Yesterday, I also spoke with Macron about how we, as Europeans, can provide more of these kinds of services ourselves in the not-too-distant future.

European Council President António Costa:

The support of the European Union for Ukraine remains as strong as ever.

This is no time to withdraw support from Ukraine. This is no time to ease sanctions on Russia.

Now is the time to increase our support, to increase our pressure.

Zelensky:

I'm so thankful that we have such huge support from the European Council, the Commission, and the leaders — real leaders.

They have stood with us from the very beginning of this war. It's crucial, and we count on their support.

EU's von der Leyen on Ukraine:

We supported Trump's energy ceasefire, but we've seen that Russia did not respect it, not for a single minute.

Instead, Russia escalated, and therefore we have to increase the pressure on Russia.

We will not lift any sanctions unless Russia stops the war.

Zelensky:

We want to end this war as quickly as possible. We don't see any signals from the Russian side that they are ready to end this war.

That's why we have to prepare for the winter. The winter package is not only energy; it's also air defense and funding.

And I'm thankful that the EU stands with us.

Marine Le Pen:

I think every French person has realized that there is not a single area in which things are going well.

I believe France needs a genuine renaissance.

Marine Le Pen on Ukraine:

I have nothing against Mr. Zelensky personally, and we could perfectly well debate this subject whenever he wishes.

What I want to tell him is that we no longer have the financial means to provide aid that, until now, has cost us €6 billion a year in commitments.

If Mr. Zelensky wants us to discuss this, I will gladly come to Ukraine.

Marine Le Pen on Ukraine:

I would like to be able to help Ukraine financially. I have said that we would continue to provide military assistance, possibly equipment.

But we can no longer afford not to reserve for our own people, and the difficulties they face, the money they have paid.

Marine Le Pen:

Four of the five largest countries in the European Union will have elections in 2027: Spain, France, Poland and Italy.

These four major countries could overturn the direction the European Union has taken for years, which we fundamentally oppose.

JD Vance:

If somebody's selling access to the White House, that's disgusting and despicable, and they should suffer consequences.

Marine Le Pen:

I imagine there could be a vote against Jean-Luc Mélenchon if we both reached the second round.

That is precisely the scenario that seems the least pleasant and the least useful to me.

I would prefer to win the presidential election against a candidate of the center rather than against Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

Marine Le Pen:

Muslims are completely wrong to fear my arrival in power.

Islam is compatible with the Republic. I have said it ten times.

What is not compatible with the Republic is Sharia.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen on Russia:

I fundamentally do not believe that Putin can be trusted.

I also don't think we should cooperate with Russia.

What are we supposed to cooperate on when they want to take over parts of Europe?

They are waging war against Europe every single day, directly in Ukraine, and through hybrid warfare against the rest of us.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen on Russia:

If Russia wanted peace, they could simply stop.

They are the ones attacking. Nobody else is attacking in Europe right now except Russia.

Marine Le Pen:

I believe it is fair that, in a situation as difficult as the one we are experiencing, with the middle and working classes suffering terribly, everyone should make an effort.

Those who earn, or have earned, a very good living and have substantial wealth should also participate in the effort.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen on Ukraine:

Ukraine is running out of money. In fact, that has already happened.

They cannot buy what they need. They cannot produce what they need.

Q: So there will be no referendum on leaving the European Union?

Marine Le Pen: No, there will be no referendum.

Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen:

We need to stop those outside Europe who use people as part of hybrid warfare.

In other words, pushing migrants and foreigners across the border.

We have seen this in a number of different countries.