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German Chancellor Merz: We are at the most critical moment in the coming weeks and months to defend the peace and freedom of our continent.On September 14, local time, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov responded to US President Donald Trumps demand that Ukraine cease its attacks on Russian fuel facilities to ensure supplies at a regular briefing. Peskov stated that Russia currently maintains a ban on the export of petroleum products to stabilize domestic supplies. Against the backdrop of escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf, this measure has a significant impact on international markets. The lifting of the export ban will only be considered after the Russian domestic market recovers. When asked whether Trumps demand was a positive step towards resolving the conflict, Peskov said that any initiative calling on the Kyiv regime to stop attacking civilian economic infrastructure should be welcomed. When asked whether Russia was also prepared to avoid attacking some of Ukraines economic infrastructure if Ukraine agreed to Trumps demand, Peskov declined to answer.NATO Secretary General Rutte: The attack on the Ukrainian train shows how desperate Putin has become.Danish Prime Minister: We appreciate the support from all parties regarding the Greenland issue. I hope we can find a way forward to resolve the issue peacefully, including by maintaining cooperation with the United States.German Chancellor Merz: Trying to persuade allies that foreign policy is more urgent than some domestic policy debates.