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On May 25th, US President Trump stated on social media: "If I make a deal with Iran, it will be a good and legitimate deal, unlike the one Obama made—which gave Iran a lot of cash and a clear open path to nuclear weapons. Our deal is the exact opposite, but nobody has seen it or knows what it is. It's not even fully negotiated yet. So don't listen to the losers who criticize things they know nothing about. Unlike those before me—who should have solved this problem years ago—I don't make bad deals!"

The Norwegian government has contacted Ukrainian President Zelensky and the Ukrainian Prime Minister to express our support.

The Norwegian government condemns Russia's fierce drone and missile attacks on Kyiv.

According to Israel's Channel 13: Netanyahu stated at a security meeting that he has "limited influence over US President Trump."

According to the Qatar News Agency: The King of Jordan and the President of France spoke by phone to discuss regional developments.

On May 25, a U.S. official told CNN that sanctions against Iran cannot be eased until the country curbs its nuclear program. The official stated that the U.S. has not yet negotiated the release of Iranian funds as part of the agreement. Furthermore, the removal of Iran's nuclear stockpile is under discussion.

On May 25th, the European Central Bank (ECB) will convene a meeting of banks on Tuesday to discuss cybersecurity risks revealed by the latest AI models, such as the Claude Mythos Preview developed by Anthropic, and urge banks to accelerate efforts to protect their IT systems. ECB Supervisory Board Vice-Chairman Frank Elderson stated that it was "unfortunate" that European banks lacked access to the Mythos model, but he hoped that US banks attending Tuesday's meeting would share lessons learned from testing the model with their European counterparts. "The inability to use the model is not an excuse for inaction; malicious actors may soon gain access to this technology." According to Anthropic, the Mythos model has already identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities in all major operating systems and web browsers.

The European Central Bank will urge banks to accelerate efforts to protect their information technology systems at its meeting on Tuesday, discussing the cybersecurity risks exposed by the latest artificial intelligence models.

According to the Financial Times, the European Central Bank has convened a meeting with banks, demanding that they fix the flaws exposed by the latest artificial intelligence model.

On May 25, Al Jazeera, citing an Iranian source, reported that the United States is showing signs of backing down on two key issues: the mechanism for unfreezing Iranian assets and the scope of the ceasefire in Lebanon. The source stated, "A negative atmosphere has begun to emerge."

Polish Foreign Minister: Changes in US troop deployments on the European continent are nothing new.

Polish Foreign Minister: I hope the Strait of Hormuz will be opened, and we demand freedom of navigation for oil and gas carriers in the strait.

May 25th - According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency, despite some dialogue today, the United States continues its obstruction of certain clauses in the memorandum of understanding, including issues such as unfreezing Iranian assets. These matters remain unresolved. Therefore, the possibility of a failure to reach an agreement remains, and Iran has emphasized that it will not cross red lines in the defense of its people's rights.

An advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader stated that if attacked again, Iran will break the US naval blockade and withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Israeli Chief of Staff: We are ready to return to high-intensity combat at any time to weaken the Iranian terrorist regime.

A spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the terrorist attack at the Quetta railway station, which has resulted in numerous Pakistani casualties.

According to CBS, citing U.S. officials, Iran appears to be more willing to make concessions now than before the military action.

According to Fox News, citing U.S. government officials, our plan includes dealing with Iran's entire stockpile of enriched materials.