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24:08Now PlayingIn this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
- First—The war in Ukraine and the war with Iran may be starting to overlap in a new way. New claims suggest Russia is helping Iran target U.S. assets in the Middle East, while Ukraine works to help defend U.S. allies against that same threat. The question is: just how far does Moscow’s support for the mullahs go?
- Later in the show—Beijing is making an early play ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, inviting Taiwan's opposition leader for a visit in an effort to shape the conversation around U.S. arms sales.
- Plus—the Trump administration relents on the energy blockade of Cuba, allowing a sanctioned Russian oil tanker to reach the beleaguered island.
- And in today’s Back of the Brief—after years of absence, the U.S. is reestablishing a diplomatic presence in Venezuela—pairing a reopened embassy with new licenses targeting Caracas' oil and mineral wealth.
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