Tremendous things have been accomplished, as you probably noticed.

Listen to a lot of wonderful speeches from the heads of a lot of wonderful countries.

But I want to thank you for joining us at the conclusion of a highly productive NATO summit in the Netherlands. I want to thank them for

the royal treatment they've given us. Couldn't have been nicer. And it's a beautiful country,

really a beautiful country. Coming in, I saw the most beautiful trees. In fact, I want to bring

some back with me. I want to bring some back with me.

I want to also thank I had breakfast this morning with the king and queen and they're incredible people.

I called, I said, you're central casting. Beautiful people, great people, big beautiful heart.

And I enjoyed that. And also, NATO Secretary General Mark Rota,

who's been terrific. He's been a friend of mine. He used to be right here running this wonderful country. Now, he's the NATO Secretary General is doing a fantastic job and the

Prime Minister. We appreciate

everything you've done. And as you know, last weekend, the United States successfully carried out a

massive precision strike on Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities. And it was very, very successful.

It was called obliteration.

No other military on earth could have done it, and now this incredible exercise of American

strength has paved the way for peace with the historic ceasefire agreement late Monday,

and we call it the 12-day war.

I spoke to a few people. I guess that just sounded like the right name.

It was a 12-day war.

And we think it's over.

I don't think they're going to be going back at each other.

I don't think so.

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