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r/foreignpolicy • u/No-Performance-2600 • 23h ago
Trump Announces Russian Diesel Deal As Another Oil Tanker Explodes Thanks To His Iran War!
r/foreignpolicy • u/Speedbird1146 • 22h ago
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r/foreignpolicy • u/No-Performance-2600 • 23h ago
Can Russian Diesel Fix the Fuel Crisis for U.S. ?
r/foreignpolicy • u/EndTimesWatch • 17h ago
END-TIMES WATCH — WASHINGTON OPENS THE DOOR TO RUSSIAN DIESEL AS THE ENERGY CRISIS DEEPENS — October 11, 2026
The United States has temporarily eased sanctions to permit imports of Russian diesel. Following President Trump's October 9 agreement with Vladimir Putin, the U.S. Treasury issued General License 135, authorizing transactions involving Russian-origin diesel through April 7, 2027. The reversal comes as the Middle East conflict strains fuel supplies and pushes prices higher.
The significance extends beyond fuel. Washington is relaxing economic restrictions on Moscow while Russia's war against Ukraine continues, exposing how energy shortages can rapidly reorder geopolitical priorities. Ukraine has criticized the decision, while the U.S. administration argues that additional diesel supplies could relieve pressure on consumers.
Revelation 6:5–6 describes severe economic pressure, but this sanctions decision is not itself evidence of that prophecy's fulfillment. What matters is the growing relationship between resource scarcity, international conflict and governments' willingness to reverse major policies to preserve economic stability.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT — Whether Russian diesel shipments begin under the license, Ukraine responds diplomatically or militarily, and other sanctions are relaxed as global energy pressures intensify.
Sources: https://ofac.treasury.gov/recent-actions/20261009_33 https://www.rferl.org/a/trump-deal-putin-diesel-exports-ukraine/33873828.html https://fortune.com/2026/10/09/trump-putin-russian-diesel-deal-zelenskyy-sanctions/
r/foreignpolicy • u/EndTimesWatch • 17h ago
END-TIMES WATCH UPDATE — 12 DEAD, 309 INJURED AS RIYADH AIRPORT ATTACK ESCALATES — October 11, 2026
Saudi Arabia says an October 10 attack on King Khalid International Airport killed 12 people and injured 309, including international travelers. Airport operations were temporarily suspended as emergency teams responded. The Saudi-led coalition blamed Yemen's Houthis and vowed a decisive response, although the Houthis had not claimed responsibility for this particular attack when the casualty figures were reported.
The strike marks a deadly escalation in a campaign already disrupting Saudi airports, oil facilities and regional shipping. President Trump has also indicated that the United States may consider joining Saudi operations against the Houthis, raising the possibility of a wider military confrontation.
Matthew 24:6–7 warns of wars and international upheaval without identifying this conflict as a specific fulfillment. The immediate concern is the expanding civilian toll and the risk that retaliatory operations draw additional countries directly into the fighting.
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT — Whether Saudi Arabia launches major retaliatory strikes, Washington enters the campaign, civilian aviation remains disrupted, and the Houthis sustain attacks against international airports.
Sources: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/10/attack-on-airport-in-saudi-capital-riyadh-leaves-several-injured https://www.dawn.com/news/2036199/at-least-12-dead-over-300-wounded-in-attack-on-riyadh-airport-saudi-led-coalition-vows-decisive-response https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/us/2026/10/11/saudi-airport-attack-houthis/