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On September 14, Ukraine celebrates Tank Troops Day, established in 2023 instead of Tanker’s Day. Tanks remain important in the war of drones, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ fleet has been reinforced with Western-made vehicles.
Canada is negotiating a contribution to the EU’s €90 billion loan for Ukraine. Ottawa seeks to strengthen ties with Europe and reduce its dependence on the United States.
In Cardiff, the three first ministers will sign a declaration on the right to hold independence referendums. In all three countries, power is held by supporters of independence.
Donald Trump announced plans to abolish the 10% tariff on Irish whiskey after the Irish Open tournament. The date of the abolition is currently unknown.
A Russian drone struck a locomotive near Yahodyn after the passengers had been evacuated. European officials, including Boris Johnson and David Petraeus, had been at the station some time before the attack.
The leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will meet on September 14. They seek the right to hold independence referendums and are considering a future in the EU.
Trump said in Dublin that he wants the reunification of Ireland and considers it inevitable. In Northern Ireland, the president's words elicited a mixed reaction.
Trump said he was ready to help resolve the dispute over the Falklands if asked. Tensions between London and Buenos Aires are rising.
The DIU demonstrated components from 11 countries that Russia uses in arms production. The data is being published on the War&Sanctions portal.
Ukraine and the United States are working to resume negotiations after the elections in russia. Possible agreements include energy and grain exports.
London police detained a 42-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service. They were released on bail.
The Kaviz, Charminar and Riesco tankers transported Russian oil and operated in circumvention of sanctions. All three vessels are under sanctions imposed by Ukraine and the U.S.
Russian submarine forces trained with secret weapons to disable cables near Svalbard. Britain, Norway and the United States thwarted the exercise.
September 10 marks World Suicide Prevention Day, Teachers' Day in China, and Gibraltar National Day. Believers honor the holy female martyrs.
Thirty-one-year-old Joshua Kemmidge is accused of assisting Russian intelligence and preparing sabotage. He was detained in Swindon.
A US court kept Andrew and Tristan Tate in custody due to the risk of flight. Britain is seeking them on charges including rape.
The IAEA accused Iran of refusing to explain traces of uranium and referred the issue to the UN Security Council. Tehran could face sanctions.
After returning to Britain, Harry spoke with his father by phone. At the same time, their royal titles remain inactive.
Three employees received $45,000 each, while another received $20,000. The White House said that the gifts comply with ethical standards.
A meeting was held in Norway with the heads of defense companies from partner countries, dedicated to the implementation of the Freyja anti-ballistic program.
King Harald V of Norway, who died at the age of 89, was buried. Zelenskyy and representatives of the world’s monarchies attended the ceremony in Oslo.
The American company Covenant plans to produce low-cost Anthem missiles in Germany starting in 2027. The company aims to manufacture 5,000 units each year.
The East Europe Foundation cooperated with Fedorov’s agencies in at least eight donor programs. After his dismissal, he joined the foundation and received a reservation from mobilization.
Israel will close the British consulate in East Jerusalem over sanctions against goods from the settlements. London will also leave the mission concerning Gaza.
The Sussexes will remain non-working members of the royal family after returning to Britain. Their security will be determined by a separate committee.
Xi Jinping and Andy Burnham discussed pragmatic cooperation between China and Britain. The topics included Russia's war against Ukraine, human rights and trade.
Ukraine and the United States have tentatively agreed on a meeting between Zelenskyy and Trump in September. The sides may discuss air defense and diplomacy.
The United Kingdom will provide Ukraine with Patriot missiles, ammunition and drones as part of a $135 million air defense package. London also plans to provide more than 120,000 drones.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage may visit Ukraine. The party hopes the visit will dispel his reputation as a sympathizer of Russia.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and U. S. President Donald Trump discussed the war in Ukraine and the need for further work on a ceasefire. They also discussed peace in the Middle East.