I categorically reject the recognition of Qatar as a state.

Qatar is not a state.

It is a family business, a mafia state whose every so-called achievement is the result of despicable bribery and corruption.

It finances terror and bloodshed and exports Islamist indoctrination across the west.

I think we have to look for ways of treating people humanely, treating people with the dignity that they have.

If people are in the United States illegally, there are ways to treat that. There are courts. There's a system of justice. I think there are a lot of problems in the system.

No one has said that the United States should have open borders.

I think every country has a right to determine who and how and when people enter.

We are stronger than during the 12-day war.

Any new enemy provocation will face a stronger response.

Despite difficulties, our forces are now better equipped and stronger than when the attack happened.

The Zelensky regime is not showing any willingness to engage in constructive negotiations.

After a new administration came to power in the United States, Europe and the European Union emerged as the main obstacles to peace.

They are making no secret of the fact that they are getting ready to fight it out with Russia on the battlefield.

Brussels and other European capitals could not fail to notice Ukraine’s corruption scandals, even if these scandals did nothing to prevent them from using the Kiev regime as a battering ram against Russia.

Therefore, in this particular case, the eyes of the West are "wide shut," as the saying goes.

Recently the Japanese leadership has been seeking to accelerate the country’s militarization. The detrimental influence of such an approach on the regional stability is obvious.

Our Japanese neighbors should consider everything properly before taking any hasty decisions.

Russia's fundamental position on the Taiwan issue is well-known, unchangeable, and has been repeatedly reaffirmed at the highest level.

The Russian side recognizes Taiwan as an integral part of China and opposes any form of independence for the island.

We proceed from the premise that the Taiwan issue is an internal matter for the PRC. Beijing has every legal basis for defending its sovereignty and territorial integrity.