EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas has said that Europe does not bear sole responsibility for helping Ukraine end the war with Russia – the United States shares that responsibility.

The European Commission has sent EU member states a document proposing the use of frozen Russian assets to fund a new €140 billion loan for Ukraine.

Poland has reopened two border crossings with Belarus and is urging its citizens to leave Belarusian territory without delay.

US senators have drafted new legislation that would significantly expand US sanctions on Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers.

The Ukrainian Embassy in Poland has stated that the remarks made by former Polish prime minister Leszek Miller about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are unacceptable.

London police have arrested three people on suspicion of espionage in favour of Russia. They have been taken to a London police station and detained under the National Security Act.

Germany has shifted its stance and now supports expanding the use of frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine following new pressure from US president Donald Trump.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola has said the EU legislature will establish a permanent office to strengthen daily cooperation with Ukraine.

US President Donald Trump has said that his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy "is going to have to make a deal" to end the war, and European countries must stop buying Russian oil.

The Council of the European Union approved on 16 September recommendations for EU member states on the return, reintegration into Ukrainian society and change of legal status for Ukrainians displaced by the war and now living in EU countries once conditions allow.

Commander of the Finnish Defence Forces, General Janne Jaakkola, has said that his country is closely monitoring the Zapad-2025 (West-2025) Russian-Belarusian military exercises.

US President Donald Trump has toughened his rhetoric on Moscow, for the first time calling Russia the aggressor in its war against Ukraine.

The German government has approved roughly €10 billion less in aid to Ukraine for 2026-2027 than the Federal Defence Ministry initially requested, German tabloid Bild has reported, citing an internal document from the ministry.

A bipartisan group of US senators has introduced a bill to label Russia and Belarus state sponsors of terrorism due to the abduction of Ukrainian children.