
AI-generated summary
In the context of the ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine, both sides are using unmanned aerial vehicles for reconnaissance and strikes. Ukraine previously relied on Western air defense systems to intercept Russian drones, but the effectiveness of such measures is declining.
Vladimir Zelensky acknowledged the success of Russian drone attacks, noting that a significant part achieves certain goals.
He added that about 45 percent of the jet drones launched by Russia into Ukraine in September could not be shot down or suppressed.
MOSCOW, September 27 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky acknowledged the success of Russian drone attacks. “A significant part achieves certain goals,” Strana.ua quotes him as saying.
He said about 45 percent of the jet drones launched by Russia into Ukraine in September were unable to be shot down or suppressed.
The Economist noted that Kyiv's problems were likely to get worse because, "contrary to Western predictions, Russia has found a way to produce jet engines on a large scale."
In turn, the Ukrainian Commissioner for Sanctions Policy Vladislav Vlasyuk admitted in July that the country is not capable of producing interceptor drones for high-speed purposes and is completely dependent on Western supplies of anti-aircraft missiles suitable for intercepting them.
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Problems for Kyiv in intercepting Russian drones will get worse
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Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, Pope Leo XIV's special envoy for Ukraine, announced he is traveling to Moscow on September 28-30 to discuss humanitarian issues and solutions to the Ukrainian crisis, including prisoner exchanges and civilian evacuations.

In France, in the city of Til, a monument to the Soviet women's partisan detachment "Motherland" was unveiled. Stanislav Aristov, head of the department of history and cultural studies at the National Research University "MPEI", called this recognition of the courage of Soviet women who did not submit to Nazism after captivity and forced labor, and noted the importance of preserving the memory of the feat of Soviet compatriots in the country where they fought.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused Western countries of fostering Nazism in EU and NATO states, destroying European security, and jeopardizing billions of lives through reckless actions, while also commenting on Ukraine, Palestine, North Korea, and UN reform during the UN General Assembly debate.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov joked in response to a question about the Deveselu military base in Romania, where elements of the American missile defense system are located. In response to the expulsion of a Russian diplomat from Bucharest, Moscow declared an employee of the Romanian Embassy in Moscow persona non grata. Incidents with drones in the Black Sea and statements about the absence of plans to attack NATO were also discussed.

Russian Archbishop Gabriel (Chemodakov) of Canada said that the awarding of Vladimir Zelensky by the Greek Church in New York with the Beacon of Hope Award was reminiscent of the scandal with the ovation of Nazi collaborator Yaroslav Gunko in the Canadian parliament in 2023, calling it “blatant lawlessness” and expressing hope for an honest assessment from other Orthodox churches in America.

The fire on the fishing vessel "Triumph" off the coast of Kamchatka has decreased according to visual observations. Rescuers are trying to tow the ship to the port of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, and the search for the four missing sailors continues. Of the 29 crew members, 25 were evacuated, four were hospitalized in serious condition.