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Europa Today: drone almost hits Zelensky's plane while Riga debates Russian threat

Euronews Portugal10 September 2026 at 07:02

A drone almost hit Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's plane as he was heading to the royal funeral in Norway, according to Europa Today reports. The incident occurred during an official trip by Zelensky and raises concerns about the safety of international leaders' flights amid conflicts.

Russian President Vladimir Putin downplayed the Russian threat during this period, a statement that contrasts with warnings made in other European capitals. In Riga, the capital of Latvia, authorities and experts debated the Russian threat, highlighting the growing concern of Russia's neighboring countries and NATO members.

The geopolitical tensions were also accompanied by alerts in the technology field. A former Anthropic researcher, a company known for its work in artificial intelligence, warned that AI "plays with our lives," generating debates about the risks associated with the development of increasingly advanced and autonomous AI systems.

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