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The EU is rushing to spend billions on setting up a “drone wall” with technology that has been battle-tested in Ukraine, after Russia’s recent forays into Nato’s airspace.
Read More:Last week’s response to the Russian aerial incursions into Poland and Romania showed Nato relies on expensive technology to intercept relatively cheap drones — a glaring vulnerability Moscow can exploit further. To fill the gap, Brussels has encouraged capitals to use EU funds and jointly purchase systems that have worked in Ukraine.
Poland refuses to reopen its border with Belarus, cutting China off from a €25B/year trade artery. Some 90% of China-EU rail freight moves through Poland, now frozen amid Zapad-2025 drills and a Russian drone incursion.
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Read More:EU advancing plans to use about €170bn of frozen Russian assets to back a “reparations loan” for Ukraine.
Lithuanian prosecutors said Wednesday they uncovered a network of suspects who planned to carry out four terrorist attacks across Europe, using parcel services to send incendiary explosives hidden in everyday items.
Read More:The Prosecutor General’s Office and the Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau said a Lithuanian citizen identified as A.Š., born in 1973, sent four parcels from Vilnius on July 19, 2024, using DHL and DPD courier services. The packages contained homemade incendiary devices concealed in massage cushions and cosmetic tubes, packed with thermite – a highly flammable substance used for industrial and military purposes.
Moscow. September 18. INTERFAX.RU - Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Dmitry Kozak has submitted his resignation, and his request has been granted, an informed source told Interfax.
Earlier, RBC, citing two sources, reported that Kozak resigned from his post as Deputy Chief of Staff over the weekend.
Read More:An Interfax source said that "Kozak's request has been granted, and Friday will be his last working day in his previous position."
