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Tuesday, September 9
Romania, Czechia, and Hungary disband Belarusian espionage network in Europe
Romania, Czechia, and Hungary have jointly dismantled a Belarusian espionage network operating across Europe, the Czech Security and Information Service (BIS) announced on Sept. 8.
Russia's 'imperialist plan' is only beginning, Merz says
"A new conflict between systems has broken out between liberal democracies and an axis of autocracies," German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said.
Thousands rally in Belgrade to condemn police brutality at anti-government protests
Thousands of students and other demonstrators marched in Belgrade on September 8, demanding accountability for police violence during recent anti-government protests, RFE/RL reported.
Drone strike on Russia's Sochi kills 1, damages houses
"According to preliminary information, about 6 private houses were damaged: facades, roofs, windows, and fences. Emergency and special services are working on site," Krasnodar Krai Governor Veniamin Kondratyev claimed.
US steps back from joint efforts to combat misinformation, FT reports
"Information warfare is a reality of our time, and artificial intelligence is only going to multiply the risks from that," James Rubin, former head of the Global Engagement Center (GEC), said.
Tuesday, September 9
New sanctions won't force Russia to change course, Kremlin says
"No sanctions will be able to force the Russian Federation to change the consistent position that our president has repeatedly spoken about," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told a Russian state media reporter.
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