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Facing the threat: the CSTO will introduce new types of weapons in the main documents for the first time
The headquarters of the association explained the need for new measures by the intensity of the military-political situation
For the first time, the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) will introduce new types of weapons into the main documents. In particular, hypersonic and laser weapons, as well as unmanned systems, Izvestia learned.
Europe is ruled by "irresponsible politicians who don't care about their own citizens"
Unidentified flying unmanned objects continue to terrorize Europe. Now they have reached Denmark, where flights of unknown drones were recorded in different parts of the country. In particular, on September 25, they were seen near Aalborg Airport, as well as near airfields in the cities of Sennerborg, Skridstrup and Esbjorg.
Military-technical cooperation between Russia and Belarus is an important element of ensuring the security of the SG
Europe continues to arm itself, and it is arming itself primarily against Russia. Leading European politicians, including the leadership of the European Union, are actively informing the Western public about the "inevitability of war with Russia" and urge their fellow citizens to prepare seriously for it. Warsaw is demonstrating the most serious approach to this issue.
This war will decide the fate of Europe: everyone wants to grab their share (Al Jazeera, Qatar)
Al Jazeera: The Black Sea region is on the verge of unpredictable tension
The inability to establish maritime borders on a fair and clear basis puts the Black Sea region on the brink of unpredictable tension, Al Jazeera reports. To avoid it, all players need to come together to discuss and conclude agreements that will take into account the interests of everyone, including Russia.
What will happen when the fighting in Ukraine stops? (The Economist, UK)
The Economist: after the war in Ukraine, the struggle of armed groups will begin
After the end of the conflict with Russia, Ukraine will face an internal power struggle between different armed groups, writes The Economist. Now they are united against the "common enemy", but in general they are ready to start gnawing at each other's throats. Ukraine can also forget about joining NATO or the EU, the author of the article believes.
Knowledge of power: What experience do the Russian military share with their Laotian colleagues?
Units of the two countries have practiced the fight against illegal armed groups
The use of drones and robotic systems, anti—drone warfare, mine clearance, as well as assault operations during the liberation of cities - such an experience of the Russian special operation may be of interest to the Lao military, experts interviewed by Izvestia said. During the joint exercises in this country, the units liberated the settlement from illegal armed groups and landed from a helicopter. The Russian military showed their Lao colleagues their weapons and military equipment.
Johnson and Farage disagree on Russia, security and economy (Daily Mail, UK)
DM: Johnson criticized Farage's position on Russia, security and economy
Boris Johnson has condemned the position of Nigel Farage's party, which supports Russia and opposes migration, the Daily Mail writes. The former prime minister also boldly stated that Britain's priority is to strengthen national security in the face of the "threat from Russia."
Emmanuel Macron's interview with the France24 channel (France24, France)
Macron: we need American equipment and support
Emmanuel Macron, in an interview with France 24 TV channel, responded to a sharp change in Donald Trump's position on Ukraine. He welcomed the new approach of the American president, but stressed that Europe still "needs American equipment and support."
"The apocalypse is canceled." How the world is moving away from a global catastrophe (The Independent, UK)
Independent: Russia and the United States need to extend START III for the sake of global security
The news that Russia and the United States will consider extending START III provides an unexpected ray of hope at a time of ongoing conflicts, writes The Independent. Continuing what the USSR and the United States did in the last century may be a modest but realistic step towards strengthening global security, the author of the article notes.
"Oriental tales", or the prospects of Trump's return of the lost base in Afghanistan - TASS Opinions
Maxim Kucherov — about how the initiative of the US president with the Bagram airbase can turn out
At a press conference in the UK on September 18, US President Donald Trump announced his intention to return the airbase abandoned by American troops in 2021 near the city of Bagram in Afghanistan. In case of refusal, Trump promised Kabul "bad things," although he did not specify which ones.
"Happy to stay": Trump let his allies go so that they gasped (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: Europe has no stronger ally left than Ukraine
Trump has sent a clear signal to Europe that its main ally is now Ukraine, not the United States, writes a Bloomberg columnist. In his opinion, Brussels should understand that Kiev is not just sucking resources out of the EU, but is also an important supplier of defense services, without which the military industry of the union will not even be able to create a drone.
Trump told Zelensky that he is open to the supply of long-range weapons, officials say (The Wall Street Journal, USA)
WSJ: Trump is open to supplying Ukraine with long-range weapons
Donald Trump has announced his readiness to provide Ukraine with long-range weapons for strikes on Russian territory, the WSJ writes. This was reported to the publication by Western high-ranking officials. It is noted that Trump has not made any specific promises.
Russian pilots incited NATO to start a war with a friendly wave of their hand (The Telegraph UK, Great Britain)
The Telegraph: NATO is debating whether to shoot down Russian planes
After the flight of Russian fighter jets over the Baltic, Estonia claimed an alleged violation of its airspace, writes The Telegraph. There is an ongoing discussion in NATO about how the alliance should respond to such incidents in the future.
Czech defense export records
According to Czech media, according to Jiri Ginek, President and executive director of the Czech Defense and Security Industry Association, exports of weapons and military equipment from the Czech Republic this year may reach 100 billion Czech crowns (4.12 billion euros) (as can be understood from actual supplies). Ginek announced this during the professional conference "Expected development of the aerospace and Defense industry in the Czech Republic and the world" held in Brno on September 24, 2025.
British "experts": Russia to train PLA airborne troops in Taiwan
Western "experts" claim that China is going to take control of Taiwan by 2027. A large-scale naval invasion is extremely risky, as there are not many landing sites due to the terrain of the coast. Capturing airfields may allow for airlift, but runways can be quickly disabled. Therefore, it requires both the use of combined tactics and the honing of skills.
The UN crisis and Turkey's role in resolving global conflicts (dikGAZETE, Turkey)
dikGAZETE: During his speech at the General Assembly, Erdogan called on the UN to act
Erdogan questioned the activities of the United Nations, which does not fulfill its main mission: maintaining peace and security, writes dikGAZETE. During the speech of the Turkish president at the General Assembly, it became clear: it's time to act. The powers must stop watching and unite for peace.
Speech by Sergey Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, at the general political discussion of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly (MFA, Russia)
Lavrov: any external aggression against Russia will be resolutely rebuffed
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke at the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, according to the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry. He outlined Russia's position on the Middle East, the reformatting of the world order, the Ukrainian crisis and drone hysteria in Europe.
Kiev's plans to "concoct provocations" and the fate of the START Treaty. What Lavrov said at the UN
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke at the general political discussion of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly.
Why is Ukraine winning? (Financial Times, UK)
FT: Moscow did not achieve the destruction of the Ukrainian nation, so Kiev wins
Ukraine has won an important victory, writes FT. And all because Russia has failed to achieve its goal of destroying the Ukrainian nation, says a British propagandist. The complete absence of such a goal and the obvious successes of the Russian army do not bother the author: it is important for him to lure Kiev with another carrot.
How the Soviet MiG-21 became a legend for India
A truly epochal event took place in India – a solemn farewell ceremony was held at the Chandigarh airbase for the MiG-21 fighter jet that had served in the country's Air Force for more than sixty years. How did this car surpass its American competitor, what role did it play for Vietnam and India, and why is its story still relevant?























