Lloyd Austin, Head of the Pentagon, said on Tuesday, 19 September, that Ukraine will receive M1 Abrams tanks from the US soon.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said that he trusts Russia as much as he does the West.

Annalena Baerbock, German Foreign Minister, demands a strong signal against Russian President Vladimir Putin over his war of aggression against Ukraine.

The Security Council of Belarus has stated that opponents of the Lukashenko regime should not check whether Belarusians can use nuclear weapons in practice.

Former Slovak populist Prime Minister Robert Fico, whose party is expected to win early parliamentary elections in Slovakia, plans to withdraw military and political support for Ukraine.

Residents of Tulcea, a Romanian county bordering Ukraine, have been notified via the RO-Alert alert system that "objects may fall from the airspace".

Ukraine has received industrial-level 3D printers from the US that are capable of printing spare parts for military equipment.

The UK has officially recognised the Wagner Group (Wagner Private Military Company) as a terrorist organisation.

A representative of the Belgian government expects the G7 countries to announce an indirect ban on trade in Russian diamonds. 

The US Senate Armed Services Committee has begun studying national security issues caused by billionaire Elon Musk's decision to block his private Starlink satellite network near occupied Crimea.

Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry has drawn attention to a Hungarian video in which Peter Szijjártó, Hungary’s Foreign Minister, complains that the world is suffering from the consequences of the war not because of Russia but because of the European Union.

The Lithuanian Citizenship Commission has recommended stripping Russian-born ice dancer Margarita Drobiazko of her Lithuanian citizenship as she continues to perform in Russia.

A year ago, a Russian Su-27 aircraft pilot tried to shoot down a UK Royal Armed Forces (RAF) surveillance plane above the Black Sea and launched two missiles thinking he was given permission to fire, even though officially Moscow and London provided a different version of events.

The National Assembly of Bulgaria on Thursday has decided to support the lifting of the ban on Ukrainian agricultural imports after September 15. The vote took place after a little over two hours of debate in the plenary hall.

The first-ever fuelling of Ukrainian nuclear power plants with non-Russian nuclear fuel in the history of Ukraine is an important stage in Ukraine's long-term separation from Russia, the UK Ministry of Defence believes.

Bulgaria is negotiating with its NATO allies on how to respond to Russian provocations in the Black Sea, in particular to Russia's partial blockade of its Black Sea exclusive economic zone.

The European Parliament has called for finding legal ways to seize the assets of the Belarusian leadership and use them to rebuild Ukraine.

NATO has said that it has no information about a deliberate attack by Russia after the third time that Romania has reported the identification of pieces of drones on its territory.

Germany has handed over a new package of military aid to Ukraine, including two Wisent 1 demining tanks and 20 Marder 1A3 infantry fighting vehicles.

Ukraine has made great strides towards joining the European Union since gaining candidate status, but full accession is a merit-based process.

Residents of settlements in the Tulchyn district of Romania received RO-Alert messages during a Russian overnight drone attack in the south of Ukraine.

Estonia is banning the entry of cars with Russian number plates as of 10:00 on Wednesday, 13 September.

The Committee on Economic Policy and Innovation of the Bulgarian Parliament has approved a draft decision stating that the country does not support extending the import ban of certain agricultural products from Ukraine after 15 September 2023.

The Swedish government may soon instruct its Armed Forces to assess conditions for the delivery of Gripen fighter jets.

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, Pope Francis’ special envoy, will leave for Beijing on Tuesday, 12 September with the diplomatic goal of promoting an end to the war in Ukraine. 

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has demanded an investigation into SpaceX after Elon Musk admitted that he blocked Ukraine's access to Starlink to prevent an attack on Russian warships off the coast of Crimea.

The European Union has announced its non-recognition of Russia's sham "elections" in the occupied territories of Ukraine and stressed that the Russian leadership will be held accountable for the effects of these illegal actions.