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Germany passes draft law to strengthen military security, granting soldiers more powers outside of barracks. Reasons are an increased number of drone flights over Bundeswehr & allied bases, as well as suspected spying attempts. Outside of places like barracks, soldiers hardly have any right over civilians.

New Regulations:
  • Soldiers will in future be permitted to check people within sight of a military security area if they are handling drones, surveillance devices, burglary tools, or dangerous objects, or are observing the area.,
  • Military police officers will also be permitted to check people observing military activities – regardless of location, i.e., throughout the country. This includes ammunition transports, exercises, or public oaths of allegiance.,
  • Soldiers with security duties will be permitted to use Tasers.
Pretty big thing in Germany since the separation of domestic policing and armed forces is strict.

It's planned, not passed. To use this Law, it must pass through the Bundestag and this is questionable for reasons. The Conservatives from the CDU do not have the majority to upvote this alone, they must rely on Votes from SPD and Greens. If you read the Text as a native German Speaker, you know that there are a lot of "ifs" and "whens" between the Lines :/
 
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It's planned, not passed. To use this Law, it must pass through the Bundestag and this is questionable for reasons. The Conservatives from the CDU do not have the majority to upvote this alone, they must rely on Votes from SPD and Greens. If you read the Text as a native German Speaker, you know that there are a lot of "ifs" and "whens" between the Lines :/
Yes, I stated “draft law” meaning it’s in the works. ;)
As for the wording, I’m not qualified to comment on that
 
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Ukraine Warns Russia May Test NATO Borders With Sabotage Group Attacks, Dismisses Kremlin Claims​

Russia’s foreign intelligence service (SVR) accused Kyiv of plotting a false-flag operation that would insert sabotage teams into Poland disguised as Russian and Belarusian troops—a charge that head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation, Andrii Kovalenko, rejects as disinformation aimed at intimidating Europe amid a wave of recent drone incidents on September 30.
Head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation, Andrii Kovalenko, stated that the Russian accusations were themselves part of a campaign to test NATO’s reaction and to frighten European publics into scaling back support for Ukraine.

In his words: “Russia may try to test the strength of the Polish border by inserting sabotage groups, and try to cross into Poland. … Their aim is to scare people and reduce support for Ukraine. That will not work.”


 
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In Germany, a Bundeswehr transport plane was fired upon with pyrotechnics.
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Poland: Hyundai Rotem has shown the final version of the Polish modification of the K2PL tank with two-level anti-drone protection and a number of other improvements.
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Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant now without offsite power for six days, Grossi says:
Sept 29 (Reuters) - The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine has now been without offsite power for six days, the U.N. atomic watchdog's chief Rafael Grossi said on Monday.
The plant in southeastern Ukraine has been under Russian control since the early weeks of the war, and each side has repeatedly accused the other of shelling it and jeopardising nuclear safety.
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🔴 Zelenskyy warns the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is in a critical emergency.

Russian shelling cut power, forcing it onto backup diesel generators—one has already failed. He urged the world to act as the plant faces unprecedented risk.


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The newspaper writes that the police received a report of the observation at 8:17 p.m. Tuesday evening. This is the second drone sighting near the airport in recent days. On Sunday, a drone was also observed within the exclusion zone of Brønnøysund Airport, VG was informed by Avinor's press service. We have been looking for them. We received reports of drones near the airport, so close that the tower could see them, says operations manager Kai Eriksen in the Nordland police district to Brønnøysunds Avis

– We have been out looking for the drone, but we have not found it or the pilot. The tower has seen the drone in the air, says operations manager Morten Sørensen to TV 2 .

 
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