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Trump announced on October 9 that he had reached an agreement with Russia to supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel in order to reduce global fuel prices and temporarily suspended sanctions. The announcement came just weeks after Congress passed legislation directing Trump to impose significant tariffs on the largest importers of Russian oil or natural gas.
Six senators from the Republican and Democratic parties in the US called on the Trump administration to "immediately abandon" its plan to purchase diesel fuel from Russia.
In the statement issued by 4 Republican and 2 Democratic senators in the US Congress, the oil agreement with Russia was protested.
The statement said the Trump administration did not consult with Congress or provide any explanation to justify its decision, as required by law.
US senators said, "While Russia continues to kill Ukrainian civilians, the United States should not provide financial support to (Russian President Vladimir) Putin. The administration should immediately change this attitude." He stated:
"Congress has made clear: The United States should not import oil from Russia until Russia ends its aggression against Ukraine and renounces its threats against our NATO allies," the statement continued. opinion was defended.
US President Donald Trump announced on October 9 that they agreed with Russia to supply hundreds of thousands of tons of diesel in order to reduce global fuel prices, and in return they temporarily suspended sanctions.
Trump's announcement came just weeks after Congress passed legislation directing Trump to impose significant tariffs on the largest importers of Russian oil or natural gas.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Congress could put more pressure on the Trump administration to enforce the law.
Likely · Within weeks

Israeli media reported that there have been intense meetings between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in recent weeks about attacking Iran. Anonymous officials on Israeli Channel 13 said the possibility of an attack ahead of the October 27 elections was small. It was evaluated that the USA would launch another attack sooner or later. Additionally, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that a supertanker hit a mine in the Strait of Hormuz and an explosion occurred in the engine room.

The Mecca alliance is a defense alliance established by Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. It is stated that the USA and Israel have developed the Sunni alliance project in the Middle East for years and that the Mecca alliance has become a part of this strategy. While the USA interpreted the alliance as part of Trump's Middle East strategy, when it decided to take military action against the Houthis, Senator Joe Wilson said that the alliance had the potential to become the Middle East NATO.
Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan and his Iranian counterpart Abbas Erakchi talked on the phone about the latest tensions in the region and the efforts being made. The meeting took place amid repeated attacks on airports in Saudi Arabia and tensions in maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. The October 10 attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh killed 13 people and injured hundreds, and the Arab Coalition blamed the attack on the Iran-backed Houthis.
A visitor at Yorkshire Wildlife Park died when approached by an Altai tiger. Police stated that no gunfire was involved and the tiger was not injured. In the video shared on social media, the visitor asked: 'Can you take a photo of me with the tiger?' he said. Zoo officials announced that there would be no euthanasia due to the incident and that the tiger was safe.
King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh was the most targeted airport with 5 attacks. The Arab Coalition announced that an unknown ammunition hit the passenger hall of the airport's 4th terminal and a fire broke out. GACA announced that there were injuries in the attack and reported that damage assessment and security checks were continuing. 12 people died and 309 were injured in the attack on Saturday; The Indian Embassy announced that one of its injured citizens had died, increasing the death toll to 13. On October 8, 3 Saudi citizens lost their lives in two attacks. On October 7, one Sudanese citizen died and 8 were injured. On October 11, there was a new attack on King Fahd Airport. 2 people died and 28 were injured at Abha Airport on 6 October; 3 people were injured in Jazan and Najran airport on 5 October. In total, 19 people died in 10 attacks at 5 airports in one week. In Yemen, the Iranian-backed Houthis have controlled Sanaa and some regions since September 2014.
Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik condemned the attacks of Iran-backed Houthis against King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. While Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran emphasized that the international community needed a common stance, Turkish Airlines canceled its flights to Riyadh until October 13. 12 people died and 309 people were injured in the attacks.