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Russia launched 655 drones and 20-plus missiles at Ukraine from 21 to 24 September, terrorising civilians in Dnipro, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Kyiv and Odesa.
Iran's president held up photographs of children killed in the Minab school strike a day after Trump threatened annihilation, as the first US-Iran contact since the June deal collapsed
Zelenskyy offered to stop hitting Russian refineries if Russia spares Ukraine's grid and asked Trump for Patriots now against German deliveries in 2027.
Lithuania says it shares allied intelligence that Russia may stage an operation to blame another country. Latvia’s president says Russia is testing Europe with sabotage, cyberattacks and drones, warning many NATO states would struggle to stop a Russian missile salvo.
European intelligence indicates Russia is planning drone and missile strikes against one or several NATO countries on the eastern flank, potentially disguising them as “accidents” to test whether NATO will invoke Article 5. Officials warned late autumn and winter could be the most critical phase.
Fourteen days of scrambles over Estonia, Poland and Romania, a drone that flew 160 kilometres into Nato airspace minutes before Zelenskyy's aircraft took off, and the first shootdown over Lithuania
Finland became the 10th state in France's forward nuclear deterrence initiative on 14 September, an arrangement outside NATO and U.S. control.
Mark Carney and Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a 100-year partnership declaration in Calgary on 10 September 2026, committing Canada to send one-third of its future drone production to Ukraine. Canada has set a two-year target of millions of drones, backed by $50 million in first contracts.
Canada and Poland renewed their Defence Cooperation Agreement at Kielce, covering Arctic training, joint exercises and Polish drone sales to Canada.
Congress appropriated $45.8 billion to buy weapon replacements from US manufacturers. Europe has already sent $4.8 billion to the US Treasury for weapons the US does not pay for.
North Korea continues supplying Russia with missiles, ammunition and troops to use against Ukraine and the rest of Europe despite UN sanctions.
On 27 August, Russia named British military sites as targets over Storm Shadow transfers. Nine days later there is no official UK response, no ministerial statement, no Russian ambassador summoned. Instead, the PM postponed the 3 per cent defence target.
Investigators have identified two of the Leipzig suspects, are looking for at least four and doubt any will be arrested. Russia's Bonn consulate shut on 1 September and has promised a harsh response
