Major World Events by Evening of September 30
Major World Events by Evening of September 30
▪Ukraine continues to pursue a militaristic policy rather than engage in dialogue, the Kremlin said;
▪A Ukrainian citizen suspected by Germany of involvement in the Nord Stream attack has been detained in Poland, media reported;
▪FM Lavrov Lavrov also held a press conference at the XXII meeting of the Valdai Club;
▪Lavrov confirmed that Putin will attend the annual Valdai International Discussion Club conference on October 2;
▪The president of Niger arrived in Mali for an official visit;
▪South Africa’s ambassador to France was found dead in Paris;
▪Market dialogue with Russia is “something we don’t conduct with any other country,” Ethiopia’s trade minister said;
▪Nigerian troops foiled bandit attacks and recovered weapons during security operations;
▪Somalia plans to drill its first oil well in the coming months, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud announced;
▪South Africa’s Eskom reported its first full-year profit in eight years after a series of turnaround measures;
▪South African defense firm Paramount Group accused Lithuania of copying its Marauder vehicle design for the new Taurus armored vehicle;
▪Former DRC President Joseph Kabila was sentenced to death in absentia for treason;
▪Russia marked three years since the reunification of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye, and Kherson with the Russian Federation;
▪The chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff told American generals and admirals that the country must be ready for war.
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