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Friday, September 26
Amid rising tensions, Poland urges citizens to 'immediately' leave Belarus
"In the event of a drastic deterioration in the security situation, border closures, or other unforeseen circumstances, evacuation may prove significantly more difficult or even impossible," Poland's Embassy in Minsk said in a statement.
Friday, September 26
Ukrainian military strikes 3 gas distribution stations in occupied Luhansk
The Ukrainian military struck three gas distribution stations in the Russian-occupied part of Luhansk Oblast overnight on Sept. 25, according to military officials.
Merz calls on EU to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine defense loan
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called on the EU to use frozen Russian assets to provide Ukraine with a $160 billion loan, saying he is "advocating the mobilization of financial resources on a scale that will secure Ukraine's military resilience for several years."
Europe, NATO ready to shoot down Russian jets, Bloomberg reports
European diplomats warned Russian officials this week that NATO is prepared to respond to further airspace violations with force, including by shooting down Russian planes, Bloomberg reported Sept. 25.
Hungarian fighter jets intercept 5 Russian aircraft over Baltic Sea
The Russian aircraft — including three MiG-31s, a Su-30, and a Su-35 —flew over the Baltic Sea near Latvian airspace.
NATO, EU have 'declared war' on Russia through Ukraine, Lavrov claims
Sergey Lavrov alleged that NATO and the EU had moved beyond indirect support and were now parties to the war.
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The Su-34 jet was shot down at around 4 a.m. local time in the Zaporizhzhia sector of the front line, the Air Force said. The warplane had reportedly been attacking the city of Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs at the time of the strike.
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