Joint Statement By Foreign Ministers Of Eight Countries: Strong Opposition To U.S. Sanctions On The International Criminal Court

Yemeni Representative: The Houthi Attack On The Saudi Airport Confirms Their Crimes Against Civilian Infrastructure

A Representative From Yemen Stated That Operation Dawn Aims To Enable State Institutions To Function And End The Houthi Insurgency. The Operation Is Not A War Against Any Region's Inhabitants, But Rather A National Effort To Protect Its Citizens And A Battle Between The State And The Iranian-backed Houthi Rebels

Yemeni Representative: The Yemeni Government Has Incurred Enormous Economic And Humanitarian Costs In Order To Achieve Peace

According To Saudi Media Outlet Alhadath, The Yemeni Representative Stated At The Security Council Meeting That The Houthi Rebels Were The Ones Who Initiated The War And Undermined Peace Initiatives

Brazil's Minister Of Planning And Budget: Spending Will Be Frozen If Necessary To Comply With Fiscal Rules

US President Trump: We Have Prevented Iran From Acquiring Nuclear Weapons, And We Will Soon End This In Some Way

Fitch: Canada Lost Approximately 110,000 Jobs Over Two Months, Nearly Halving The Employment Recovery Gains Made In Spring And Early Summer

US President Trump: 28 Million Barrels Of Oil Were Shipped Out Of The Strait Of Hormuz Yesterday

US President Trump: Reiterates That Prices Will Drop After The War With Iran Ends

Norwegian Foreign Minister: Together With Other Countries, We Are Continuously Assessing How Best To Support And Protect The Courts In The Current Challenging Situation, And Whether It Is Possible To Prevent The Actual Implementation Of Sanctions

Norwegian Foreign Minister: (Regarding Sanctions Against The International Criminal Court) The United States’ Announcement Of Plans To Expand Sanctions Against The International Criminal Court Is Deeply Concerning

Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Prevost: Belgium Calls For The Activation Of The EU Blocking Regulations To Protect The International Criminal Court

Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Prevost: Strongly Condemns The New US Sanctions Against The International Criminal Court