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Vojtěch Gibiš wrote that the new spokesperson for Donald Trump has aptly summarized how Volodymyr Zelensky is complicating the midterm elections for Trump: by not allowing himself to be killed and not handing his country over to the people whom Gibiš described as Russian terrorists. #Trump #Zelenskyj #Rusko (translated)

Donald Trump has made a controversial deal with Vladimir Putin to deliver Russian diesel to the United States, aimed at lowering fuel prices for the upcoming midterm elections, but experts doubt its impact on global fuel prices due to the relatively low delivery volumes. #Trump #Poutine #Carburants (translated)

"First, start a war against Iran without a recognizable plan that drives energy prices up worldwide – and then make a deal with the warmonger Putin to cushion the consequences before the midterms – it couldn't be more unscrupulous," said Green Party leader Franziska Brantner to the news agency dpa. #Russlandsanktionen #TransatlantischeBeziehungen #UkraineUnterstützung (translated)

The author wrote that they had not seen such widespread hostility toward a US administration before, claiming that nobody outside Russia supported Trump’s diesel deal and that even his most loyal followers struggled to see its logic. They predicted a severe defeat for the Republican Party in the midterm elections. https://t.co/UWGlSPxAGJ #Trump #GOP #Midterms #US #RU

The author claimed that Donald Trump’s poor polling ahead of the midterm elections had led him to break EU sanctions and give Vladimir Putin $5 billion for oil. They wrote that this could temporarily slow rising diesel prices while providing funding for drones and missiles used against Ukraine, and said the EU and Volodymyr Zelenskyy must be furious. #Trump #Ukraine #Sanctions #EU #RU #UA

The author claimed that Donald Trump’s poor midterm polling had led him to break EU sanctions and give Vladimir Putin $5 billion for oil. They wrote that this could temporarily halt rising diesel prices while funding drones and missiles used against Ukraine, and said the EU and Volodymyr Zelenskyy would be furious. #Trump #Putin #Ukraine #EU #RU #UA

Filip Dąb-Mirowski wrote that Donald Trump, by suggesting a change of president in Ukraine, should focus on his own political situation. He assessed that the Republicans will completely lose the midterm elections to Congress, and from January 2027, the U.S. will face two years of intense political struggle and obstruction from Congress. According to Dąb-Mirowski, if the Democrats take control of both chambers, they will call committees to summon members of the administration, military, officials, and agents for hearings. He claimed that the irregularities and doubts revealed in this way would exacerbate Trump's problems, whose support—he wrote—is already at a record low. He also predicted that the president would become increasingly inclined to govern by decree, question election results, and seek conspiracies and misinformation. The author warned that the political deadlock could weaken the U.S. position on the international stage and trigger financial turmoil, including budget blockages. He summarized that in his opinion, Trump could lose his position sooner than Volodymyr Zelensky. https://t.co/7Zjtk5Ilet #Trump #Ukraina #Polityka (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer reported that there was once again air defense in the center of Kyiv. Zelensky's advisors were shocked and speechless in light of the news from Washington: Trump is demanding a new president for Ukraine after the diesel deal with Putin. A close advisor of Zelensky told him that they had expected to come into focus again during the Midterm election campaign, but did not anticipate this development. According to Ronzheimer, there were numerous phone calls with European partners. The greatest concern was that Trump could actually end the intelligence cooperation. The US president is calling for an end to Ukrainian attacks on oil and gas facilities. #Ukraine #Kyiv #Trump (translated)

The author wrote that Republicans would lose the midterms and that Ukraine would continue striking Russian energy infrastructure, which they said was justified. They added that Russia would keep bombing Ukraine and argued that announcement-focused politics only looked good online, while Vladimir Putin continued receiving real money for the war—the root cause, they said, of the problem facing America. #Ukraine #Russia #Midterms #UA #RU #US

Majakovsk maintained that someone was fueling the propaganda that the rise in diesel prices was not due to the decisions made in Iran, but was the fault of the Ukrainians. He defined this position as consistent with the thinking of what he considered the worst president of the United States ever and added that the same person had invited Ukraine to choose a new leader. In light of the midterm elections, he expressed hope for a new leader for Americans as well, who, in his view, still had the capacity for judgment. #Diesel #Propaganda #Ucraina (translated)

We will make a decision. According to Trump's words, the increase in tensions could push the United States to reconsider their position on the conflict, after the tycoon had denied his help to Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman to avoid opening a second front of war before the Midterm elections. #Riad #Houthi #esplosione (translated)

And what is the value of Trump's interference in the elections of others, he who supported Orbán defeated in Hungary, had allies elected in Argentina, Honduras, and Colombia, and who asks American voters to "pretend" that he is on the ballot for the midterms on November 3? #Trump #Brésil #élections (translated)