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NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Šekerinska says Moldova has faced vote-buying, cyberattacks, sabotage of critical infrastructure and drones and missiles in its airspace, with Russian troops still on its territory without consent.
NATO has put nearly €50 million into Moldova's defence capacity so far, including over €12 million in body armour and helmets.
Another overnight air attack appears to be underway in western Ukraine, with a growing number of drone sightings moving west towards the Polish border.
About 100 Swedish soldiers and Patriot air defence systems are heading to Poland to protect the NATO logistics hub that supports Ukraine. They're expected to operate around Rzeszów from December, for up to seven months.
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are set to meet Ukrainian representatives in Miami on 9 October to go over a new joint proposal covering all aspects of ending the war. A wider session with European allies, NATO and the EU is to follow.
🇲🇩 Moldova: possible drone threat. A drone is tracked near Stara Ushytsia, about 8.4 km from the Moldovan border.
A spotter also reported jet-powered UAVs heading toward several Ukrainian locations, including Vendychany, at 21:21 Kyiv time.
Finland's President Stubb says Russia's hybrid attacks are a campaign, not isolated incidents, and more are coming, most likely as information war or sabotage.
Speaking in Oslo, he pointed to the August drone strike in Leipzig and an attack on an Estonian defence company, and said the answer is to keep a cool head while preparing for sabotage.
Another air attack appears to be underway in western Ukraine, with multiple drone sightings reported across the region. There's no threat to eastern Poland at the moment.
Marco Rubio says Russia's war has reached a stalemate and could widen into a much broader regional conflict, including sabotage in neighbouring NATO countries. Speaking in Lisbon, the US Secretary of State added that the war ultimately needs a negotiated settlement.
Montenegro's Interior Ministry has reportedly revoked the residency of Rybar founder Mikhail Zvinchuk and four other Russians and issued expulsion orders, calling them a threat to national and internal security.
The EU Council has extended its sanctions over Russian hybrid attacks and destabilisation abroad until 9 October 2027. They cover 80 individuals and 20 entities: assets frozen, no funds or economic support from EU persons or companies, and listed people barred from entering or transiting the EU.
Four Russian Cosmos satellites reportedly manoeuvred into near matching orbits with a 🇫🇮Finnish ICEYE radar imaging satellite that supplies intelligence to Ukraine, with separations as small as 500 metres. ICEYE moved the satellite and the Russian ones reportedly shifted again. The US Space Force confirmed the proximity operations.
An RAF RC-135W Rivet Joint reconnaissance aircraft (RRR7209) has been flying loops over Poland and Lithuania near the Kaliningrad border at 33,000 ft. It's now over western Lithuania, heading west-northwest.
Denmark's intelligence service says Russia has started sabotage operations against Danish companies supplying Ukraine, going after targets with a direct effect on the front line, meaning weapons production.
It says Russia recruits untrained civilians through Telegram, starting them on easy jobs like taking photos. Russia's embassy in Copenhagen rejects the accusations.
Putin's Il-96 presidential plane flew from Moscow over the Baltic Sea on Thursday, skirted Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, landed in Kaliningrad and returned after about 90 minutes. Flight data shows the route, not who was aboard.
NATO says 17 allies will take part in the annual Steadfast Noon nuclear exercise in Italy from 13 to 23 October. It's presenting the drill as routine, after a Russian letter threatened allied territory following NATO drills near Kaliningrad.