2026-10-12
14 分钟Good morning.
President Trump touts two deals with Russia:
a limited ceasefire involving Ukraine,
and a pledge to buy Russian diesel that's facing Republican backlash.
I get it that he may be frustrated,
but he needs to understand who the good guys are in this disagreement
and who the bad guys are, and it's not even close.
Saudi Arabia's main airport is hit by its deadliest attack in over a decade.
And the Democrat who thinks they have a shot at convincing Kansas
to vote blue for Senate for the first time in nearly a century.
It's Monday, October 12th.
I'm Shumita Basu, and this is Apple News Today.
President Trump caught lawmakers and European leaders by surprise over the weekend
with not one, but two deals involving Russia.
Both are already raising questions among allies and lawmakers.
Late on Friday, he announced that he'd struck an agreement
to purchase Russian diesel to the American and global market
after a phone call with President Vladimir Putin.
It quickly drew criticism from both parties,
including retiring Republican Senator Thom Tillis,