BREAKING: Initial reports of explosions in Doha, Qatar's capital.

Qatar's Ministry of Interior: An internal explosion occurred in one of the factories in the Ras Laffan Industrial Area, with civil defense teams responding to the incident, with no injuries or leaks recorded.

Q: Did Trump miscalculate Iran's strength? Syria's al-Sharaa: I don't know. Decisions of war are certainly made within a large team, and the American president is guided by that decision. I believe that the course of this war and the outcome it produced lead us to conclude that there was a great deal of futility in it, and that it did not achieve its intended results and objectives. I am very pleased that it has now stopped, and thank God that it has stopped.

Syria's al-Sharaa: I believe it is not in the interest of either Iran or the United States for this war to continue. Q: But what about Israel? al-Sharaa: Israel is part of the American decision.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon: Why is Lebanon always forced to choose between civil war and an Israeli war? Why can there not be a third option? Let us search for a third option and reach an agreement within Lebanon to move beyond the current crises into a stable environment, especially now that the Syrian situation—which for years was a major pressure on Lebanese politics—has changed completely.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon: I believe that the Shiite community today is in greater need than ever of a rescue effort within the Lebanese situation, and together with it we must rescue Lebanon. God knows that I care deeply about this issue, because the loss of any component of Lebanon is a loss for the entire region. I do not subscribe to the idea that all Shiites in Lebanon are Hezbollah, nor that Hezbollah represents all Shiites in Lebanon.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Iran War: Many wars that stumble or fail to achieve their full objectives and results end with both sides celebrating victory. In my view, all parties lose in futile wars. From the very beginning, this war contained many mistakes, whether in its objectives or in its formation. We never encouraged it; on the contrary, we worked to prevent it and to keep negotiations alive, because the region has paid a heavy price for wars.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Lebanon: We have enough courage that if we wanted to enter a conflict or a war, we would say so openly. We intend nothing but good for our people in Lebanon, and we wish them nothing but a happy life. Syria’s role is a purely positive one, defined by Lebanese and Syrian interests over the coming years.

Zelensky: Yesterday we responded by striking their oil refinery in the Tyumen region. If we're speaking directly, the distance was about 2,070 kilometers. Our new drones successfully hit their target. Their actual flight route was around 2,500 kilometers. They will be able to fly 3,000 kilometers and beyond. These are new drones—good drones. They will reach distances of more than 3,000 kilometers because we understand where all their military factories are located, where their oil bases are, where their gas storage facilities are, and so on. We need tools that can reach farther distances. And we are creating them.

Zelensky: Without Ukraine, nobody will be able to protect Poland. It is simply impossible. If Ukraine does not exist, there will no longer be a protected Poland.

Zelensky: The Ukrainian people are grateful to the Polish people who helped us. We are grateful. But we cannot live from "thank you" to "thank you." We live from attack to attack. We cannot wake up every morning and think: "Don't forget to thank everyone today." People are dying. Can we protect all of you in between expressions of gratitude?

Zelensky: We are defending Poland. We are defending Europe. Our soldiers are defending Europe, and Ukrainians are dying. When military units choose their own names, that is their decision. I support it.

Netanyahu: We attack first. Kill them first!

Netanyahu: As long as we need to protect our people, we will remain in the "security zone" in South Lebanon. The reason is perfectly understood. No country would be asked to do otherwise.

Netanyahu: The terrorists don't just target civilians; they hide among their own civilians. They are committing a double war crime in doing that. We target the terrorists, but there are some civilian casualties in every such war.