Argentina's President Javier Milei:

We will not remain indifferent to those who exploit resources under illegal foreign occupation.

Argentina is not going to sit around waiting for the UN and the international community to live up to their own mandate.

We are going to take matters into our own hands.

"My horse's hooves did not touch the ground from the gate to the citadel because of the bodies."

September 23, 1821 — Greek forces captured Tripolitsa, the Ottoman center of the Peloponnese.

What followed was days of mass killing.

Muslim and Jewish communities sheltering behind the walls were devastated.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

We are not going to have a pause on our "special military operation."

Argentina's President Javier Milei on COVID-19:

Where some allege a public health policy error, we see a global experiment in social control disguised as science.

And when a state takes away the right to work, to be educated and to say goodbye to the dead, resulting in millions of preventable deaths, there is a word for it: genocide.

Israeli reports identified Neria Leiter, son of Israel’s ambassador to the U.S. Yechiel Leiter, as the victim of a suspected vehicle-ramming attack near the Mevoim checkpoint in the West Bank.

US Envoy to the UN Mike Waltz:

We will keep talking. We will keep giving diplomacy a chance to end the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha:

The world rightly condemns the siege of Leningrad by the Nazis. Today, Russia applies the same method against Ukrainians.

The Kremlin reproduces crimes of the past.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez:

The bond that unites Spain and the United States is solid — more solid than the steel that supports the Brooklyn Bridge.

And it stands above any political circumstance and any differences that may exist regarding the actions of one government or another, because what unites us is clearly much greater than what separates us.

We are not only trading partners; I believe we are essential partners. We are not only strategic allies; I believe we are companions on the journey. We are not only friends; I believe we are family.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha to Lavrov:

You wanted Kyiv in three days. How did you end up with Moscow burning four years later?

The UK military has been jamming or blocking foreign satellites to defend against hostile threats.

The RAF has used a ground-based electronic warfare system for the past year to disrupt adversaries’ satellites, including potentially preventing them from tracking UK nuclear submarines or sensitive military operations.

Source: BBC

Turkish President Erdogan meets with Armenia’s PM Pashinyan in New York.

Finland’s President Alexander Stubb:

Please, Russia, end this war.

Zelensky:

I don't know anyone who is openly for this war except for one man.

Zelensky:

Just this year, from January through August, the Russian army lost 248,964 people on the battlefield in Ukraine.

Zelensky:

21 countries in the world have smaller populations than the number of Russian troops lost in the last eight months.

Zelensky:

We have video confirmation for every one of Russian losses, and these are not just statistics — it's about people.

We have an archive of drone videos showing thousands and thousands of Russians losing their lives in kill zones.

It's madness. But they still keep going there to die, because that is what Putin wants.

Zelensky:

After losing so many people, Russia managed to capture just over 1,000 square kilometers of our land this year, and we have already liberated a significant part of it.

Russia is a country that already has 17 million square kilometers of its own land without any Ukrainian territory.

To add another thousand square kilometers, Putin spent 248 people per kilometer.

Does anyone still think that he's reasonable and moderate?

Zelensky:

Putin’s comrade, the leader of North Korea, sent his troops to Russia to support the weak points of the Russian army.

The North Koreans also suffered losses. You probably saw the broadcast from Pyongyang when they honored those who were killed, and this is madness.

Why should Koreans give their lives in a war against Ukraine?

Kim Jong-un uses them like currency, and he gets something in return.

And North Korea's neighbors and countries across Asia have probably already noticed — its improved ballistic missiles and Pyongyang's much greater drone capabilities.

Zelensky:

Recently, we sent two North Korean prisoners of war to the Republic of Korea.

These guys are not easy to capture alive. One of them, when he realized he was going to be taken prisoner, tried to kill himself, and he was shocked that fate didn't let him die.

Now, this is how they raise people in the North. It's reality.

They take away their right to choose, and they drill into them that they must die, no matter what.

Zelensky:

Putin recently once again promised representatives from the American president that he would seize the Donetsk region, and he said he needs a few more months.

This is probably the 17th or 18th time in five years that he has made this promise.