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    Poland calls Starlink station fire 'sabotage' targeting Ukraine●Poland calls Starlink station fire ‘sabotage’, says it targeted Ukraine military internet✉newsTechnologyInternet46 min ago

    Poland says a fire at a Starlink station was an act of sabotage aimed at disrupting military internet access for Ukraine. Warsaw described the incident as a deliberate attack rather than an accident, underscoring how critical satellite internet infrastructure has become to Ukraine's war effort and raising concerns about vulnerability of such systems to hostile action.

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    Ukrnafta installs concrete shelters at Kyiv gas stations●Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Ukrnafta installs concrete shelters at Kyiv gas stations amid Russian attacks . . . . . PolaMmastodonScienceSpace141 min ago

    Ukrnafta, Ukraine's state-controlled oil company, has begun installing concrete shelters at its Kyiv gas stations to protect customers from Russian missile and drone attacks. The move comes as Russia launched an all-day assault on the capital, striking a medical center and a science academy downtown. Separately, Poland said it would ease rules for shooting down drones and missiles entering its airspace from Russia.

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    Russia has issued a warning that any blockade of Kaliningrad, its exclave between Poland and Lithuania, would trigger a nuclear response, according to Anadolu Agency. The statement heightens tensions over the Baltic region, where Moscow has repeatedly objected to transit restrictions imposed by neighbouring EU and NATO members amid the ongoing confrontation over Ukraine.

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    Russia threatens Britain with nuclear response over Kaliningrad blockade●Russia has threatened Britain with nuclear weapons in the event of a blockade of Kaliningrad✉newsWarNuclear1 h ago

    Russia has warned Britain that it could respond with nuclear weapons if a blockade of Kaliningrad, its exclave on the Baltic Sea, were imposed. The threat, reported by UA.NEWS, escalates rhetoric around the heavily militarised region, which sits between EU members Poland and Lithuania and has been a recurring flashpoint since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. It underscores rising NATO-Russia tensions.

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    The Suwalki Gap: NATO's most fortified 104 kilometers▼Sparsely populated yet immensely fortified, with a gray barbed-wire fence stretching into the distance, the 104-kilometeMmastodonWorldEU Politics21 h ago

    A new report describes the Suwalki Gap, the 104-kilometer corridor between Poland and Lithuania, as one of the most strategic points on NATO's eastern flank. Though sparsely populated, the border is heavily fortified with barbed-wire fencing stretching into the distance. The narrow land passage, which connects the Baltic states to the rest of NATO, is widely viewed as a potential flashpoint in any confrontation with Russia.