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The war between Russia and Ukraine continues, and Trump recently reached an agreement with Putin to purchase diesel from Russia. Trump has repeatedly called on Zelensky to stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, but to no avail.
Trump said on the 10th that Zelensky wanted to cause trouble to the world, "I suggest they change to a new leader who can reach an agreement." (Reuters)
The President of the United States recently reached an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to purchase diesel from Russia. While the war between Ukraine and Russia has not ended, Trump has been calling on Ukrainian President Zelensky for several weeks to stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure. Trump said on the 10th that Zelensky wanted to cause trouble for the whole world. "I suggest that they (Ukraine) change to a new leader who can reach an agreement, because Zelensky could have reached a lot of agreements, but for some reason he always doesn't do it."
According to foreign media reports, Trump said in an interview with the media at the White House on the 10th that Zelens basically had many times to end the war, but he chose not to do so. He also criticized Zelensky’s decision to attack Russian oil refineries, claiming that Zelensky “wanted to cause trouble in the world.”
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Trump also mentioned that if he was elected president of the United States in 2022, "that war would not break out at all. There is no reason for a war with Ukraine and Russia to break out." Trump said that Zelensky lost 30% of Ukraine's territory and more than a million people in the two countries lost their lives. This was a war that should never have happened. "I think it's time for Ukraine to have a new president."
A U.S. official revealed that the United States has repeatedly asked Ukraine to stop attacking Russian diesel refineries in the past, but to no avail. Before Trump and Putin reached an agreement, Trump was furious with Zelensky over Ukraine's attacks on Russian refineries. Regarding the diesel agreement between the United States and Russia, Zelensky harshly criticized the agreement as "an investment in a war that must end."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
International scrutiny of Trump-Putin energy deal set to increase
Likely · Within weeks
Doubts about Zelensky's leadership may intensify within Ukraine
Possible · Within months

Foreign Minister Lin Jialong led a delegation to visit Poland and was invited to attend the 13th Warsaw Security Forum and delivered a special speech titled "Taiwan Model: A Trustworthy Partner for Europe's Re-Industrialization", emphasizing Taiwan's role and contribution in regional security, science and technology, and economic resilience. He will also meet with European Taiwanese friends to deepen Taiwan-EU cooperation.

King Riyadh International Airport in Saudi Arabia was attacked again by armed forces on the 10th, killing at least 12 people and injuring 309 people. All flights were diverted. The Yemeni rebel "Youth Movement" has attacked Saudi Arabia many times, but has not acknowledged this attack. U.S. President Trump said he may consider joining the attack on the Houthis. Many countries warned citizens to avoid the airport.

The Saudi General Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport and other places were attacked on the 10th, resulting in 12 deaths and 309 injuries, including citizens of many countries. The Chinese Embassy and Consulates in Saudi Arabia remind Chinese-funded institutions and citizens in Saudi Arabia to pay attention to safety, reduce unnecessary outings, and provide emergency contact information.

After a phone call on October 9, the presidents of the United States and Russia announced that they had reached an agreement on Russia’s supply of diesel to the United States, and the U.S. Treasury Department relaxed its diesel trade sanctions on Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky repeatedly expressed disappointment and said he felt betrayed. Trump did not respond directly but suggested replacing the Ukrainian president the next day. Experts pointed out that this cooperation is tactical but difficult to change the global energy game pattern.

The U.S. government announced sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC), claiming that it would not allow the ICC to prosecute Americans and cut off its resources. ICC President Tomoko Akane strongly rejected sanctions, saying the court would not give in to threats. Many allies expressed regret and reiterated their support for the ICC.

U.S. President Trump announced an agreement with Russia. Russia agreed to immediately supply more than 30,000 tons of diesel to the United States and the world, and promised to increase supply in the future. The United States also temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian diesel. The move was aimed at lowering U.S. diesel prices to ease the cost of living pressure, but was criticized by Ukrainian President Zelensky as weak. The European Union and Germany said their sanctions on Russian oil would remain unchanged, and Australia announced that it would not purchase Russian diesel.