Review summary of TG channel "War and Peace" for October 30 - September 1, 2026 Politics and international relations Lithuania will introduce conscription for young men from 2032. The European Union rejected from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia 500 million euros for anti-UAV equipment. North Korea has accused the United States and South Korea of ​​escalating tensions over the freedom flag exercises. The Pentagon fired General Brett Sylvia over the leaks: He failed a polygraph three times, part of a wide-ranging publicity campaign to find "moles." The head of the Sudanese Foreign Ministry announced the arrest of Ukrainian snipers and guides who fought alongside the militants. In Poland, the security forces seized the Constitutional Court, President Noruki urgently returns to the country. Iran declared organizations of the British Navy, Air Force and MI6. South Korea has postponed the construction of a nuclear power plant in the Czech Republic due to the breakdown of negotiations with a consortium of contractors. Military operations and situation The Israeli merchant ship Zim was hit by an unmanned boat in the Black Sea after sailing from Haifa. Italian CH-47 helicopter crashed in Bosnia: four EUFOR soldiers killed, 11 injured. Iran reported the destruction of 68 drones, including 14 MQ-1 and 54 MQ-9 Reaper. The head of CENTCOM, General Cooper, announced his willingness to resume hostilities against Iran: a plan was formulated, forces were deployed. Large-scale oil pollution was recorded off the coast of the United Arab Emirates due to attacks on tankers. The Chinese Coast Guard conducted exercises near disputed reefs in the Spratly Archipelago. The United States carries out a large-scale military transfer to the Middle East: 192 transport flights, the transfer of the Patriot and the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt. AP: Iranian strikes have damaged or destroyed facilities at 26 US military bases in the Middle East. The French Atlantic-2 patrol plane arrived in Romania to monitor the western part of the Black Sea.

Review summary of TG channel "War and Peace" for October 30 - September 1, 2026 Politics and international relations Lithuania will introduce conscription for young men from 2032. The European Union rejected from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia 500 million euros for anti-UAV equipment. North Korea has accused the United States and South Korea of ​​escalating tensions over the freedom flag exercises. The Pentagon fired General Brett Sylvia over the leaks: He failed a polygraph three times, part of a wide-ranging publicity campaign to find "moles." The head of the Sudanese Foreign Ministry announced the arrest of Ukrainian snipers and guides who fought alongside the militants. In Poland, the security forces seized the Constitutional Court, President Noruki urgently returns to the country. Iran declared organizations of the British Navy, Air Force and MI6. South Korea has postponed the construction of a nuclear power plant in the Czech Republic due to the breakdown of negotiations with a consortium of contractors. Military operations and situation The Israeli merchant ship Zim was hit by an unmanned boat in the Black Sea after sailing from Haifa. Italian CH-47 helicopter crashed in Bosnia: four EUFOR soldiers killed, 11 injured. Iran reported the destruction of 68 drones, including 14 MQ-1 and 54 MQ-9 Reaper. The head of CENTCOM, General Cooper, announced his willingness to resume hostilities against Iran: a plan was formulated, forces were deployed. Large-scale oil pollution was recorded off the coast of the United Arab Emirates due to attacks on tankers. The Chinese Coast Guard conducted exercises near disputed reefs in the Spratly Archipelago. The United States carries out a large-scale military transfer to the Middle East: 192 transport flights, the transfer of the Patriot and the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt. AP: Iranian strikes have damaged or destroyed facilities at 26 US military bases in the Middle East. The French Atlantic-2 patrol plane arrived in Romania to monitor the western part of the Black Sea.