Dick Schoof, Prime Minister of the Netherlands, visited the city of Zaporizhzhia during his first visit to Ukraine while in office on 2 September, where he announced a new assistance package for Kyiv valued at over €200 million.

The North Atlantic Alliance, responding to Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski's call to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukrainian territory, noted that such actions could have consequences for the entire NATO alliance.

A Paris court ruled on Wednesday, 28 August, to release Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov, who had been in custody under investigation for refusing to cooperate with French law enforcement.

On 26 August, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Warsaw does not yet have complete confidence that an unknown object violated the country's airspace during Russia's massive attack on Ukraine. 

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will convene a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council on 28 August at Kyiv's request.

Margarita Robles, Spain’s Minister of Defence, met with Ukrainian soldiers taking part in training in the Spanish city of Toledo as part of the European Union mission on Tuesday, 27 August.

French President Emmanuel Macron has stated that the detention of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov in Paris has no political basis.

Norway awarded Ukraine with a licence to develop 155 mm shells and made a commitment to fund the project.

On 23 August, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions against over 100 individuals and legal companies in 16 different jurisdictions for circumventing Western sanctions imposed on Russia. The latest US limitations impact more than a dozen transnational networks, particularly those involved in the procurement of Russian weapons and equipment, which help to evade sanctions and maintain Russia's military-industrial base.

The European Commission has determined that Slovakia and Hungary's energy security is not at risk after examining Ukraine's halt of oil transit from Russian oil giant Lukoil.

Gergely Gulyás, Chief of Staff of the Hungarian Prime Minister, has called for a ceasefire in the operation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Kursk Oblast, Russia.

Prosecutors in the northern German city of Flensburg are investigating an incident involving unidentified drones flying over a shutdown nuclear power plant.

On 21 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence announced the purchase of 51 mobile drone detection radars and the intention to transfer them to Ukraine.

Herbert McMaster, a former US national security adviser to Donald Trump, has revealed that Russian ruler Vladimir Putin used the "ego and insecurities" of the former US president in order to gain influence over him.

The Finnish government has allocated funds to pay for the construction of an eco-friendly school in Kyiv Oblast.