1. US-Iran talks may occur within the next two days—Former US President Trump informed the New York Post on the 14th that discussions with Iran are likely to take place in Pakistan "within the next two days." 2. Described the Iran conflict as "nearing its end"—During an interview with Fox News, Trump stated that hostilities with Iran are "nearing their end," but he also noted that the US's work is not yet complete. 3. High probability of reaching an agreement with Iran before month's end—Trump indicated that it is "highly likely" a deal with Iran can be achieved before the King of the UK visits the US later this month. 4. Not considering an extension of the Iran ceasefire—On the 14th, Trump stated he is not considering extending the ceasefire with Iran, deeming it unnecessary. When asked whether the conflict would end with an agreement or through "destroying Iran's capabilities," he said both outcomes are possible but expressed a preference for a negotiated settlement. 5. Plans to deploy additional troops to the Middle East to pressure Iran—US officials revealed that the Pentagon will soon send several thousand additional personnel to the Middle East, both to pressure Iran into negotiating an end to the conflict and to prepare for potential strikes or ground operations if the ceasefire collapses. 6. Will terminate Iran's maritime oil sanctions waiver this week—Two US officials stated on Tuesday that the Trump administration will allow a 30-day waiver on sanctions related to Iranian oil shipments, set to expire this week, to lapse without renewal. 7. Hinted at possibly overturning US-UK trade terms—While criticizing British domestic policies and Prime Minister Starmer, Trump suggested he may seek to alter terms of a tariff agreement between the US and the UK, remarking, "Agreements can be changed at any time." 8. Renewed call for the UK to permit North Sea oil drilling—In a post on the 14th, Trump again urged the UK to allow oil drilling in the North Sea, asserting that Europe urgently needs energy and criticizing the UK for refusing to develop one of the world's largest oil fields, calling it a "tragedy" and advising, "Stop building wind turbines!" 9. Reiterated that oil prices will fall back to previous levels—Trump claimed that oil prices will decline to earlier levels, potentially even lower. 10. Eased sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned bank—According to a report by AXIOS, the Trump administration relaxed sanctions on Venezuela's state financial system on Tuesday. 11. Expressed shock at Italian Prime Minister's "refusal to assist the US"—As reported by Italy's Corriere della Sera on the 14th, Trump expressed astonishment at Italian Prime Minister Meloni's stated unwillingness to "help America." 12. Unconcerned about Orbán's election defeat—According to an ABC News correspondent, Trump showed no concern over Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's electoral loss and praised the incoming Prime Minister, Márton Péter.