French President Macron:

War crimes have been industrialized. We’ve seen the destruction of civilian infrastructure, human rights violations.

It’s a new era of barbaric acts.

French President Macron:

France is going to continue undertaking efforts to ensure that the international effort, which aims to uphold international humanitarian law and which over 116 states have already rallied behind, will help us to keep our commitments.

We must mobilize time and time again to defend international law and international humanitarian law at this time of war.

French President Macron:

We will continue lending our support to the International Court of Justice and supporting the central role it plays.

We cannot simply accept this new order of impunity, which some are trying to erect.

French President Macron:

We have an independent multinational coalition aimed at restoring the freedom of navigation in the Hormuz Strait. This should not be used for blackmail.

It’s a cardinal principle of international law, and it is in the interests of all of us for vessels to be able to transit through the Strait securely and for the energy interests of all of our countries to be secured.

The reopening of the Hormuz Strait is a priority.

French President Macron:

Some states wish to run roughshod over the will of certain peoples to change a system, to topple a regime, every time this resulted in ever greater chaos.

No double standards. A life is a life. Peace and security are indivisible. And everyone has a right to them.

French President Macron on Ukraine:

We will spare no effort to ensure that useful negotiations between Russia and Ukraine begin as swiftly as possible.

We must defend Ukrainians more than ever. As winter is coming, we must defend them on the energy front. We must give them more interceptors.

We must protect the civilian population, and this is why I would like to express our support for a double moratorium.

A moratorium on strikes on energy and civilian infrastructure, that's first, and a Black Sea moratorium, which would allow us to release grain shipments, addressing food security concerns.

French President Macron on Lebanon:

Only a fully sovereign Lebanon will be able to disarm Hezbollah and restore security for all Lebanese and their neighbors.

Sovereignty for Lebanon and its people, sovereignty for Palestinians.

Their most basic rights are once again being violated.

French President Macron on Gaza:

One year ago in this very chamber, several dozen states recognized Palestine. I understand that some are very cynical.

You recognized it on paper. Look at the reality of the situation, but what is our credibility worth if we remain inactive on Gaza?

Some claim that peace has been achieved, but this has not opened up humanitarian deliveries.

It is shameful.

French President Macron on Palestine:

Just look at what’s happening in the West Bank. Day in, day out, we are seeing violations.

And in the name of what? Hamas was never active in the West Bank.

What we need is respect for the legitimate right of the Palestinian people, the legitimate right to exist. This is a prerequisite for security today and tomorrow for the people of Israel.

French President Macron on Israel:

All those who claim that Israel’s security requires the violation of the sovereignty of all of its neighboring states are making an error.

They are weakening Israel’s security today, and going forward, they are threatening Israel’s security.

IRGC Spokesperson:

If the United States wants to attack our country at any point, whether in Pickaxe Mountain or elsewhere, we will defend ourselves with all the power we have.

How we respond is a military matter, and military secrets cannot be disclosed in advance.

We will never engage in Hollywood-style propaganda; we show our response in the field through action.

French President Macron on AI:

There are some who wish to make us believe that only two powers, the U.S. and China, will be taking the decisions.

They say that just a few will decide what kind of society we live in.

No! No!

French President Macron on AI:

I don't want anyone to become the vassal of one of the great powers.

Rather, we must come together to build an open-source frontier cutting-edge AI model.

French President Macron:

We must be courageous in our optimism.

We must mobilize to take useful steps, not to yield, for the benefit of each and every one of us.

Long live the United Nations!

Zelensky:

We are ready for an energy ceasefire if Russia does not attack our energy infrastructure.

Zelensky:

We need licenses for Patriot production.

Raytheon is ready. We asked the president to help us to move quick. He is positive with licenses.

We will start a project, but again, I don't know. One year, one year and a half, but it's for the future. In any way, it's for the future.

Zelensky:

Trump can organize a trilateral meeting, where all the sensitive things leaders can raise and try to end the war.

I’m ready to meet with Putin, anytime.

Zelensky:

When people talk about ending the war and they talk about historical reasons, it’s bullshit, really.

If you want to end the war, you don’t start any war.

If you want to solve the problem, you solve it.

Zelensky on Putin:

Putin’s not winning on the battlefield, for him it’s a problem because he has to show to his internal society.

It’s not about us, not about Americans, not about Ukrainians. He doesn’t respect anybody. His question is Russian people.

He is afraid of only his nation.

Zelensky on Putin:

When you have one million people on the battlefield on the territory of another country, who are dying — thousands per month — how can you explain what it is for if you don’t have any victories?