Trump says Iran should be responsible for damages and deaths in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen and Gaza, tying the demand to ongoing Iran negotiations

Trump says he will demand compensation from Iran in future negotiations for US victims of roadside bombs and conflicts. He cites Iran's compensation request for a 5-month conflict over its nuclear program as the trigger.

Donald Trump says he has instructed US representatives to demand compensation from Iran for people killed and wounded by Iranian roadside bombs and conflicts, including USS Cole families and those led by General Soleimani, after Iranian representatives requested compensation for a five-month military conflict over Iran's nuclear program. Trump also claims Iran has killed 52,000 people in the last five months and hundreds of thousands of protestors over 50 years.

South Korea will not supply lethal weapons to Ukraine, Yonhap reports, citing a senior Foreign Ministry official. Seoul reaffirms its policy after Zelensky's call for air defense systems.

South Korea will not supply lethal weapons to Ukraine, Yonhap reports, citing a senior official of the South Korean Foreign Ministry. The country remains committed to its policy, after Zelensky effectively called on Seoul to supply Kyiv with air defense systems.

Erdogan, Austrian Chancellor Stocker meet in Ankara, discussing cooperation in green energy, critical minerals, defense and the Middle Corridor. Stocker praised Türkiye's Russia-Ukraine mediation.

Turkish Erdogan and Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker held a joint news conference in Ankara, discussing bilateral cooperation in green energy, critical minerals, defense industry, transport and the Middle Corridor. Stocker praised Erdogan's personal efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and said Türkiye's voice carries weight in the Middle East.

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson fires back at Trump after he likened US-Iran talks to a chess game and said he was 'low-keying it,' replying: 'Iranians have shown they are professional chess players.'

Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson responded to Trump's recent comments in which he said he was 'low-keying it' and compared talks with Tehran to a chess game, saying Iranians 'have shown they are professional chess players.'