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"If Russia attacks our factories on European territory, I would say that this would be Article 5. A Russian missile or airstrike on a weapons factory on the territory of a European NATO member would represent a case for activating Article 5 on collective defense," said European Commissioner for Defense and Space Andrius Kubilius. (translated)

European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius stated that a Russian attack on a weapons factory within NATO could activate Article 5 on collective defense, emphasizing that this poses a threat following comments from Russian officials about European plants producing weapons for Ukraine. (translated)

"They will feel our retaliatory strikes. They are the ones who started it." Speaking at a forum of Russian experts on Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow does not intend to attack foreign factories producing weapons for Ukraine, but that it is something that Russian intelligence services need to pay attention to. (translated)

"He wants to reach an agreement under which they immediately open the Strait, because they are really losing badly." While U.S. President Donald Trump, in his speech to the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, September 22, reiterated claims about Iran's race for nuclear weapons and opened the possibility of "annihilating" Iran, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi responded on Friday, September 25, with an announcement of proposals sent to the U.S. several days earlier for Iran to open shipping through Hormuz within 7 days and start negotiations on nuclear issues. (translated)

In August 2025, @svtnyheter reported an analysis stating that "around 200 reporters and journalists" had been killed during the war in Gaza up to that point. @sr_ekot has also continuously covered the issue and relayed similar information. The Israeli military (IDF) claims that it has determined that 170 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, who were alleged to be journalists after their deaths, were in fact members of terrorist groups. "After extensive investigations, the IDF can now disclose that 170 Gazans who were killed during the war, and who have been presented as journalists and media workers, were actually acting as terrorists for terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip – primarily Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad," the army states. According to the military, 118 of the journalists were active within Hamas's military branch, 49 within Islamic Jihad, two were members of the People's Resistance Committees, and one belonged to the Mujahideen Brigades. Seventeen of these journalists, also terrorists, are said by the army to have participated in the attacks on Israeli territory on October 7, 2023. Some of the journalists on the IDF's list have also worked for international media, including Reuters, CNN, Australian ABC, BBC, AFP, AP, and Le Monde. The 170 cases have been published by the IDF on a special website. For each person, their name and role as a journalist and terrorist activist are recorded, along with their civilian and military ID numbers. The military states that it publishes "verified evidence, including images and documents produced by the terrorist organizations, some of which have been found on site, which show these terrorists' organizational affiliation and the roles they had within the terrorist organizations." The IDF emphasizes that various international media outlets during the course of the war "have repeatedly, and without presenting verified information, accused Israel and the IDF of intentionally harming journalists." "This despite the fact that terrorist organizations in some cases have themselves presented these individuals as terrorists within their own ranks and even claimed responsibility for them," the IDF claims. "The information now being revealed illustrates the gap between the image presented to the world and the reality on the ground. It provides further and crucial evidence that the IDF does not intentionally and systematically target journalists, but rather terrorist organizations and their terrorists in accordance with international law," adds the military. Link to the report in the next tweet. (translated)

Madness, axe robbery, assault on a police officer who was left disabled. I warned and shared videos about him back in 2021. But he is still in the country, and why is that? Well, a huge naive majority in the Parliament has granted him citizenship. Remember that Alex Vanopslagh, Inger Støjberg, Mona Juul, and many more have NEVER voted against granting citizenship. I wonder if the parties that have ensured that Danes are forced to encounter him again... actually feel any shame and guilt? They should! (translated)

When the EU adopted its first "regulation" on artificial intelligence in 2024 (rather than regulation, it was about classification of use type), there was a fire on the roof. I doubt that anyone among the creators of the proposal or the overwhelming majority of people dealing with this topic knew how rapid the development would be and how soon it would show up. (translated)

At the annual forum of the Valdai Club, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that it all began with the bombing of Yugoslavia, claiming that the West is trying to use the collapse of the USSR to continue the dismantling of Russia, and emphasized the need to reduce global tensions. (translated)

"If Russia were to strike our factories, I would say that it would be a matter of Article 5." The EU Commissioner for Defense, Andrius Kubilius, declared Thursday for TVP World that a Russian attack on such a facility located on NATO territory should trigger the application of Article 5, according to which an attack on one member of the alliance is considered an attack on all. (translated)

Christa Pike, who was sentenced to murder Colleen Slemmer at the age of eighteen and spent thirty years on death row, now claims that she has changed during this time and realized the damage she caused, while her plea for clemency points to traumatic childhood experiences and mental health issues. (translated)