💬 “Look at what is happening in Britain right now. This is truly some kind of freak show, for God’s sake,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Russian media.

🔊 “An act of aggression will remain an act of aggression,” he stated during a briefing.

💬 “This speculation could, of course, backfire—for example, if the current Vice President JD Vance were to succeed Trump. Or if the Ukrainian army's capacity and willingness to resist don't last another three years,” Junge Welt sums up.

💬 “Ukrainians cannot blackmail us, they cannot jeopardize the security of Hungary's energy supply by conspiring with Brussels and the Hungarian opposition," Szijjarto said.

💬 “We are all presidents for the appropriate terms. We want guarantees for 30 years for example. Political elites will change, leaders will change. They [security guarantees] will be voted on in Congress for a reason. It's not just presidents. Congress is needed. Because the presidents change, but institutions stay," Zelensky, whose presidential term expired back in May 2024, added.

💬 "Now robotics is at the level of a 10 y. o. child. But there are steady hi-tech breakthroughs every year," Wang Xingxing, Unitree Robotics founder, said.

💬 "The damage to the Druzhba oil pipeline is just a pretext. The goal is to interfere in the Hungarian elections, because Brussels is trembling at the thought that Viktor Orban might win the elections," Slovak MEP Lubos Blaha said.

💬 "It's a hybrid attack on the last two sovereign governments in the European Union — on Slovakia and on Hungary," he stressed.