Regarding the 102nd military base, if we do not need it, why are we ready to discuss it? Because Russia is a friendly country.

If it is necessary for them to stay, we are ready to discuss it. We are ready to discuss it because Russia is a friendly country.

We are not setting any conditions or preconditions; we are simply saying that we are ready to discuss it.

We are settling accounts with the terrorists — or more accurately, with these murderers who murdered our people, our daughters, our wives, and our children on October 7.

We are settling accounts with those who remain.

And not many remain, because we are dealing with them.

The desire to destroy the State of Israel by Iran and its proxies has not disappeared. It has simply weakened.

The ability to carry this out has essentially been severely damaged. We have done our duty, but there is still more work to complete, and we will complete it.

We will eliminate Hamas. We will also first defeat the regime in Iran. We will bring it down; it will fall. We will also deal with Hezbollah, and it too will fall.

The move would mark a reversal of Exxon’s 2007 exit after Venezuela nationalized its assets under former President Hugo Chavez.

The company has sent technical teams to evaluate opportunities, while rivals including Chevron and Eni have already expanded projects in the country.

Source: Reuters

Ireland will not send an entry or broadcast the event in Bulgaria.

It also skipped the 2026 contest, along with the Netherlands, Iceland, Slovenia and Spain, in protest of Israel’s inclusion.

We certainly will not naively accept messages that Russia has goodwill and that it will begin behaving properly.

Nothing indicates that. Neither history nor the actions of recent days.

Poland and Poles cannot afford naivety or wishful thinking.

We must operate on facts, and they are clear.

Nobody does anyone a favour here. Without Poland, no decision will be made that concerns security from the East.

Poland is absolutely key here because of its geography and potential.

We are building the strongest army in this part of the world. We are spending the most money on defence proportionally.

I fear that by winter we will witness increasingly severe attacks by Russia on energy infrastructure.

And I can only express hope that these provocations and attacks will not go beyond Ukraine’s borders.

But hope, unfortunately, is not certainty.

We are preparing here in Poland for different scenarios.

China is an important neighboring country. While comprehensively promoting a strategically beneficial relationship, we will continue building constructive and stable relations.

We will respond calmly and appropriately from the perspective of Japan’s national interests.