US President Trump: Iran has asked us to continue "negotiations." We have agreed, but the United States has told them unequivocally: the ceasefire is over!

French representative to the United Nations Security Council: Iran must immediately and unconditionally open the Strait of Hormuz in accordance with the law of the sea.

French representative to the United Nations Security Council: Iran must completely stop uranium enrichment activities.

Turkish Foreign Minister: We hope to achieve positive results in lifting US sanctions as soon as possible.

According to Al Jazeera, neither the U.S. State Department nor the White House has made any comment on this round of talks that are said to be ongoing, but this is not unusual. When tensions between the United States and Iran once escalated to the peak of the conflict, countries such as Qatar and Pakistan have repeatedly offered to act as mediators and made efforts to this end. Trump has been highly appreciative of Qatar's role in these mediation efforts. Frankly, however, Trump has said nothing on this particular topic in the past 24 hours since he returned from a NATO summit in Turkey. During this period, he only posted one social media update, The content was to announce that "Palm International Airport" would be renamed to an airport named after himself, which was indeed very unusual. Given the current state of affairs, Trump's silence is particularly unusual.

SK Chairman Cui Taiyuan: We are willing to make more investments in the United States, including building chip manufacturing facilities in the United States.