In this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:
- First up, the Trump administration is considering a controversial proposal to restore Russian natural gas sales to Europe in hopes of securing a ceasefire in Ukraine. But European opposition is mounting, and Russia's continued deadly attacks on Ukrainian civilians are raising questions about whether Moscow can be trusted to negotiate in good faith.
- Later in the show, a new Wall Street Journal investigation reveals how China has built the world's largest navy by ship count, challenging decades of American maritime dominance and raising concerns about the balance of military power in the Pacific.
- Plus, Iran-backed Houthi forces are advancing toward Aden, the temporary capital of Yemen's internationally recognized government. The rebels are now within 50 miles of the city, marking their closest approach in more than a decade.
- And in today's Back of the Brief, hackers are targeting supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, remotely raising temperatures, spoiling food, and forcing retailers to throw away thousands of dollars in inventory.
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