
AI-generated summary
Donald Trump hat wiederholt behauptet, er habe zahlreiche Konflikte beigelegt oder beendet, obwohl unabhängige Überprüfungen diese Behauptungen nicht bestätigen. Der Friedensnobelpreis wird jährlich an Personen oder Organisationen verliehen, die bedeutende Beiträge zum Frieden geleistet haben.
US-Präsident Donald Trump ist tief getroffen, dass er auch dieses Jahr den Friedensnobelpreis nicht erhalten hat. Und das, obwohl er viele Kriege beigelegt habe, wie er am Samstag auf seiner Plattform Truth Social einmal mehr behauptete. Zudem stehe er kurz davor, zwei weitere zu beenden. Am selben Tag stellte sich Trump gegen die von Russland angegriffene Ukraine und deren Präsidenten Wolodimir Selenskij. Die Ukrainer sollten sich „einen neuen Anführer suchen“, sagte er in Washington. Einen, der Vereinbarungen zur Beendigung des Krieges treffen kann. Selenskij „hätte viele Vereinbarungen treffen können, tut dies aber aus irgendeinem Grund nie“, fügte er hinzu.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Trump wird seine Kritik an Selenskyj in den kommenden Tagen wiederholen
Likely · Within days

The Ukrainian government has rejected US President Donald Trump's calls for a new president for Ukraine. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha emphasized that Zelensky enjoyed the support of the Ukrainian people and had the right to decide for himself. Trump accused Zelensky of not ending the war even though he had the opportunity to do so. Ukraine emphasizes that the war was started by Russia and that only Ukrainians decide how to lead it.

A tanker was hit by an unknown missile in the Strait of Hormuz and caught fire while the crew was evacuated to safety. Iran has been blocking traffic in the strait with threats and attacks since the start of the war. At the same time, US President Trump announced a diesel deal with Vladimir Putin, according to which over 300,000 tons of diesel from Russia would be made available to the US and the global market, despite recently imposed sanctions against Russia.
At least 12 people were killed and 309 injured in an attack on the international airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh, including foreigners from the United States, Bangladesh, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, Syria and Sudan. The airport had already been hit on Thursday. Germany and western countries advise against its use.

After an attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, the Saudi aviation authority reported 12 dead and 309 injured, including four Saudis, two Bangladeshis and one person each from the USA, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Sudan and the Palestinian territories. Airport operations have been temporarily suspended. The Houthi militia from Yemen had recently increased their attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Around 30,000 US soldiers are stationed on Okinawa - recently, military members have committed more crimes than in more than 20 years. Politicians are now reacting to a suspected murder case with great severity.

US President Donald Trump criticizes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after an announced diesel agreement with Russia and calls for it to be replaced. He claims that Zelensky did not end the war and that Ukraine contributed to diesel shortages by attacking Russian refineries. Zelensky rejects the allegations and calls the agreement unfair. European leaders reiterate their support for Ukraine.