Poland permits NATO deployment on its soil following Russian drone incursion
This comes as a part of the alliance's new "Eastern Sentinel" initiative with contributions from Denmark, France, Britain, Germany and other allies.
Trump’s Poland drones response alarms NATO allies. They question US defense commitments —Reuters
Multiple diplomatic sources across Europe described reactions ranging from dismay to confusion following Trump's suggestion that the Russian drone incursion into Poland "could have been a mistake."
Ukraine hits Forbes-ranked Russian chemical giant 1,600-km away. It produces explosives for military
The Metafrax Chemicals facility produces urea, a key component for ammonium-nitrate explosives used in artillery shells and mines.
Ukraine intelligence confirms attack on Russian railway supplying military forces [updated]
Explosive devices discovered during a routine track inspection detonated in Russia's Oryol Oblast and killed three National Guard officers.
Ukrainian navy hits Russian Black Sea fleet communications hub in occupied Crimea
Ukrainian Naval Forces targeted the 184th Research Experimental Base that "provided command and control for Black Sea Fleet units," according to official military sources.
Russian empire nostalgia covers occupied Mariupol as authorities paint imperial quotes on apartment walls
All Ukrainian symbols in Mariupol were replaced with Soviet military propaganda, imperial Russian quotes, and re-written history that presents Russia's invasion as "liberation."
“Kremlin’s soft power”: London Royal Opera refuses to cancel concerts of Putin-linked soprano despite protests
Anna Netrebko is set to perform in London on 11 September, as Ukraine's Ambassador to the UK writes that "her voice on stage drowns out the real cries - the cries from destroyed maternity hospitals in Mariupol, schools in Kharkiv, kindergartens in Kramatorsk."
Hungarian PM Orbán claims US already accepted Russia won the war. He predicts formal Ukraine division into three zones
Viktor Orbán said that future security negotiations will formally divide Ukrainian territory between Russian control, a demilitarized buffer zone, and Western influence.
Slovak deputy compares Ukraine to Hamas, justifying Russian aggression as “provoked”
His debate opponent immediately questioned whether the deputy believed "Ukrainians broke [first] into Russia and killed a thousand civilians" as happened on 7 October.
Rescuers recover third body from Kyiv apartment rubble as Russian strike killed mom and her infant son
Meanwhile, the 24-year-old woman underwent emergency surgery to save her infant following severe burns from debris that destroyed her apartment building.
Trump plans to speak with Putin within days amid escalating attacks on Ukraine. The latest strike killed 2-month-old baby
The US president stated he is "not thrilled" with Russia's massive attacks on Ukraine but maintains confidence in settling the conflict.
Russian drones target Ukraine’s energy sites to leave civilians without heat and light
The strike on 8 September also resulted in fires at industrial facilities and residential buildings in Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts.
Russia detains French cyclist close to world record finish in his journey across Eurasia
Sofiane Sehili traveled 17,600km through Tajikistan, Mongolia, and China before Russian authorities ended his world record attempt.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine secures backing from 26 nations for post-war peacekeeping force
The commitment includes both troop deployments and long-term military financing.