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Middle East news — September 25, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with Middle East published on September 25, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

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  1. PoliticsMiddle East

    Ukraine to Attack Russian Drone Ports from 2024

    Ukraine plans to attack Russian drone ports from 2024. These ports, including ones in Crimea, Bryansk, and Kursk regions, launch 'Shahed' drones weekly. Russia has built large drone ports capable of launching hundreds of drones daily, like the one in Tsymbalaovo, Oryol region. Each port has auxiliary infrastructure and is designed to withstand attacks. Ukrainian forces aim to disrupt drone launches and eliminate enemy UAV operators.
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  3. WorldBillLawRegulatorsMiddle East

    Denmark Warns: Russia May Attack NATO Country Within Months

    Danish Defense Intelligence Service (DDIS) has warned of a 'low but growing' risk of a limited Russian military attack against one or more NATO countries bordering Russia in the coming months. The potential scenarios include isolated strikes on infrastructure supporting Ukraine, false-flag operations, or the deployment of small Russian troop groups. DDIS assesses that Russia will intensify its hybrid war, with more frequent and severe attacks against the West and NATO.
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  4. PoliticsRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle EastChina

    Macron Proposes 'Double Moratorium' on Energy Strikes in Ukraine-Russia Conflict

    French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed a 'double moratorium' in the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Under this proposal, Ukraine would halt strikes on Russian oil refineries, while Russia would commit to not targeting Ukraine's energy system and civilian infrastructure. Macron cited last year's months-long power outages in Ukraine due to Russian attacks as a reason for this proposal.
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  6. SportsMiddle EastWinter Sports

    Russia Wins Multiple Gold Medals at European Boxing Championships

    Russian athletes dominated the 2026 European Boxing Championships, winning a total of 15 medals including 7 gold. Notable winners include Dmitry Karmanov, Julia Chumgalakova, Cheerav Ashalaev, Azaliya Aminova, Vyacheslav Rogozin, Sergei Koldenkov, David Surov, and Lyudmila Vorontsova. This tournament marked the first time in a while that Russian boxers competed with their national flag and anthem.
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  10. WorldMiddle EastIsraelConflictWeather

    Russia Targets Ukrainian Data Centers and Communication Facilities

    Russia has escalated its attacks on Ukrainian data centers and communication facilities, causing widespread internet outages. The strikes, which began earlier this week, have left around 100,000 households in Kyiv and surrounding areas without internet access. Experts believe these targeted attacks are part of Russia's strategy to disrupt Ukraine's digital economy and communication networks.
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  11. PoliticsExecutiveConstitutionProtestMiddle East

    US Intelligence: Saudi Arabia Has Not Ruled Out Nuclear Weapons

    Classified documents transmitted to Congress reveal that US intelligence agencies assess Saudi Arabia has not ruled out developing nuclear weapons, sparking concerns among lawmakers about the Trump administration's support for a Saudi civil nuclear program. The agreement, which allows American companies to build nuclear energy projects in Saudi Arabia, initially limits uranium enrichment to less than 5%, but a subsequent agreement could allow enrichment up to 20%.
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  12. PoliticsWarMiddle EastUkraine

    Russia's Response to Ukraine's Attacks: Putin Warns 'Feel the Blows'

    Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Ukraine that it would 'feel the blows' of Russia's response to attacks on its territory. He stated that Russia's retaliation has been so effective that Ukraine has requested a ceasefire. Putin emphasized that any provocations by Ukraine would receive an adequate and harsh response from Moscow. He also accused Ukraine of starting attacks on civilian infrastructure and warned that no provocations would improve its position.
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  14. WorldLawCivil RightsMiddle East

    UN Calls for Immediate Humanitarian Access to Gaza

    The United Nations Secretary-General has urged immediate humanitarian access to Gaza, stating that the situation there has reached 'shocking levels'. The World Health Organization (WHO) echoed this call, describing Gaza as still facing a humanitarian and health emergency. They emphasized the need for medical supplies, restoration of health facilities, and expansion of medical evacuations.
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  15. SportsRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth AmericaHockey

    MLB Games Disrupted by Weather; Cubs-Red Sox Series Moved to Tampa

    A powerful Nor'easter has forced changes to the MLB schedule ahead of the playoffs. The Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox were set to play a three-game series, but due to weather concerns, they will now play a doubleheader on Friday, and Saturday's game may be moved to Tampa's Tropicana Field. Both teams have clinched wild-card spots in the playoffs.
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  16. WorldMiddle EastWeather

    USA Allocates $27 Million for Return and Reintegration of Ukrainian Children

    The United States has allocated $27 million for programs aimed at identifying, returning, and reintegrating Ukrainian children who were deported by Russia or ended up in occupied territories. This funding includes a $12 million program for reintegrating returned children and a $15 million program for their search and return. Over 2,600 Ukrainian children have been returned so far, with more than 19,500 still illegally held by Russia.
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  17. WorldLawMiddle EastChina

    Analysis of the 'Mecca Pact' Defense Agreement

    The 'Mecca Pact' defense agreement between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey has sparked discussions on its implications for regional security, strategic alignments, and the interests of its signatories. The pact, which aims to enhance military cooperation and defense capabilities, has raised questions about its strategic value and potential impact on the balance of power in West Asia. While some view it as a positive step towards regional stability, others argue that it could reshape security dynamics and alter existing partnerships.
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  19. SportsMiddle East

    Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina in UEFA Nations League

    The Polish national team, led by Jan Urban, starts its UEFA Nations League campaign with a match against Bosnia and Herzegovina at the PGE Narodowy stadium in Warsaw. Poland, aiming to bounce back from missing the 2026 World Cup, faces a Bosnia side high on confidence after reaching the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time. The match is set to kick off at 20:45 local time.
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  20. SportsAsiaMiddle East

    Germany's Musiala and Havertz Injured, Out of Squad

    Germany's Jamal Musiala and Kai Havertz have been forced out of the national team due to injuries sustained during the UEFA Nations League match against the Netherlands. Musiala, who was set to start, injured himself during the warm-up and was replaced by Nadiem Amiri. Havertz left the game in the 29th minute with a muscle strain. Both players underwent MRI scans, and it's uncertain if they'll be fit for Sunday's game against Greece. Coach Jürgen Klopp expressed hope that the injuries aren't serious.
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  21. WorldRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    Yemen Warns Saudi Arabia: 'Next Phase Will Be More Painful'

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Yemen, along with other officials and analysts, has repeatedly warned that the next phase for Saudi Arabia will be more painful due to its continuous aggression and daily criminal acts against the Yemeni people. The increase in Saudi Arabia's daily crimes and targeting of civilian infrastructure necessitate a tougher response from Yemen. Yemen has also expressed its willingness to consider any peace initiative that lifts the Saudi blockade and ends the aggression.
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  22. WorldBillTreatyMiddle East

    Cyprus President Accuses Turkey of Hypocrisy at UN, Vows to Resume Negotiations

    Cyprus President Nicos Christodoulides, in his speech at the UN General Assembly, accused Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of 'hypocrisy of the highest form' for invoking international law while occupying part of Cyprus. He reiterated Cyprus' commitment to negotiations based on the UN framework, calling for a bizonal bicommunal federation with political equality. Christodoulides also emphasized Cyprus' role in regional developments, including humanitarian efforts and climate initiatives.
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  23. WorldBillRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth America

    Iran Vows to Prevent Use of Strait of Hormuz for Aggression

    Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has repeatedly emphasized that Iran does not consider its neighbors as security rivals and wants powerful neighbors. He stated that Iran does not seek to create insecurity in the Strait of Hormuz but cannot allow others to freely use the strait for their interests while imposing aggression on Iran and preventing its access to its own waters. Pezeshkian also criticized the supply of missiles and deadly military technologies to the region, which he said creates insecurity. He stressed that Iran is ready for dialogue but rejects the language of force and threat.
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