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US President Donald Trump made statements about the energy agreement with Russia and the Iranian nuclear program. He also shared his views on the execution of the 2009 Fort Hood attack prisoner.
The US President stated that they reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin on the supply of diesel fuel.
In his statement, Trump said, "I just had a very successful meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. In this meeting, it was agreed that Russia would immediately supply more than 300 thousand tons of diesel fuel to the American and global markets, 500 thousand tons through November, and 1 million tons immediately thereafter." he said.
HE SPOKEN ABOUT IRAN
US President Donald Trump argued that Iran has now lost the capacity to acquire nuclear weapons and stated that the "war" will soon end and gasoline prices will drop rapidly.
US President Trump evaluated the Iranian agenda at an event on Columbus Day at the White House.
Stating that the war with Iran will end very soon and claiming that they have definitely won the war, Trump gave messages about gasoline prices in the country before the Congressional midterm elections to be held on November 3.
"There is no longer any chance of them (Iran) getting nuclear weapons. We've ended that. The point is, we couldn't allow a country run by very violent people to get nuclear weapons, and they won't have them," Trump said. he said.
Stating that gasoline prices in the USA will drop rapidly as soon as the war with Iran ends, Trump said, "For a while, prices dropped to around $1.95, and they will drop to those levels again." made his assessment.
Comment for Nidal Hasan: "He deserved the death penalty"
On the other hand, Trump also spoke about the decision to publicly execute prisoner Nidal Hasan, who was convicted of killing 13 people at Fort Hood Base in Texas in 2009.
Trump said, "We're giving the death penalty to a man who killed 13 soldiers a few years ago. The death penalty will be carried out by firing squad, and he deserves it. He killed and injured so many people, he's a complete maniac." he said.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Gasoline prices in the USA will drop to levels close to $1.95
Possible · Within weeks
Military tensions with Iran will soon ease
Possible · Within months
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran strongly condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abha and King Khalid international airports, announced civilian casualties and stated that a solution through diplomacy was advocated to preserve peace in the region.

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake occurred in the south of Panama. The earthquake was recorded in the Pitaloza Arriba region at a depth of 10 km and a tsunami warning was issued for the eastern Pacific coast. Panamanian President Jose Raul Mulino appealed to the public to remain calm. Damage assessment efforts began, but no casualties or injuries were reported. Thousands of people were evacuated to open areas and more than 30 aftershocks were recorded.
According to the Kremlin's statement, in the phone call between Putin and Trump, global energy markets, oil supplies and possibilities for resolving the Ukraine crisis were discussed. Putin stated that Russia is ready to supply oil and oil products to the US and world markets and emphasized that direct contacts between the two leaders will continue.

Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran strongly condemns the attacks on Abha International Airport in the south of Saudi Arabia and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, states that civilian casualties threaten the peace of the region, and emphasizes that Türkiye supports the diplomatic solution and solidarity under Erdogan's leadership.

Director of Communications Burhanettin Duran strongly condemns the attacks on Abha International Airport in the south of Saudi Arabia and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. It is emphasized that there were civilian casualties and injuries in the attacks, and it is stated that peace in the region is threatened. Under Erdogan's leadership, Türkiye advocates preventing new conflicts in the region and resolving disputes through dialogue and diplomacy.
Yemen's Permanent Representative to the UN, Abdullah Ali Fadhel Al Saadi, called on the UN Security Council to take decisive action against the Houthi militias. Al Saadi stated that the Houthis escalated their attacks, recruited children and displaced thousands of civilians. Saudi Arabia's representative repeated the same demand, emphasizing the threats to regional stability and global trade.