1. Praises a significant increase in October consumer confidence – US President Trump: Consumer confidence rose 7.5%, which is a very large increase.
2. US to receive first batch of 1 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil
— US President Trump: Thanks to our extremely successful military operation, the United States will receive one million barrels of Venezuelan oil; subsequently, we will also reach the largest oil deal in world history. This is just the first batch of billions of barrels of oil to be supplied in the future. Gasoline and diesel prices will soon fall sharply – just wait and see!
3. Accepts an “honest” election result – US President Trump: If it is an honest election, I will accept the election results.
4. Will arrange a meeting between Putin and Zelensky
— US President Trump stated that he will soon arrange a meeting between Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelensky to promote an end to the nearly five-year-long Russo-Ukrainian war. However, he did not announce a specific date or location, nor did he say whether the arrangement had been confirmed by both Russia and Ukraine.
5. Attributes Netanyahu's election turnaround to himself
— US President Trump: After President Trump expressed his support for Netanyahu, the whole situation reversed. President Trump only wants the Middle East, Israel, and the United States to be well!
6. Remains Confident About the War on Iran
—US President Trump: You must understand, the United States did not initiate this war with Iran. Our country has profited immensely from the situation in the Middle East. I knew oil prices would rise. In fact, I thought oil prices would rise two to three times, but I still did it.
(When asked if he would launch further attacks on Iran after the midterm elections) Anything can happen.
7. Says the End of the War with Iran is Up to Him
—US President Trump reiterated that the end time of the war with Iran is up to him, but the United States will not accept Iran possessing nuclear weapons. According to estimates by US Central Command, the cost of this war has ballooned to $47 billion, with expenditures on replenishing ammunition and repairing damaged military facilities further exacerbating the financial burden.
8. Secret Talks with Russia on Major Post-War Business Deals
According to the Financial Times, the Trump administration is incorporating post-war business cooperation into its negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Proposals include bringing US oil giants back to the Russian market, restoring Russian oil supplies to Europe, and restarting cooperation in areas such as aviation, the titanium supply chain, and natural gas.
