A drone was spotted near Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus’ home in Gladsaxe, prompting a major police operation, TV 2 reported.

The drone’s origin is unknown. Police sealed off the area, while military bomb disposal personnel were also deployed.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett:

We have no interest in settling Gaza or managing the lives of two million Arabs in Gaza. We are not interested in that.

We want Gaza 2.0 that is not controlled by a terrorist organization and does not serve as a base for terrorism.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett:

I’m removing Qatar and Türkiye from Gaza. Today Qatar and Türkiye are on the board that leads Gaza’s future — called the Board of Peace.

Now this is something crazy, because Türkiye and Qatar are members of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is also Hamas.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett:

If Iran achieves nuclear capability, it will create a kind of domino effect where many countries in the region — Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Egypt — will all say: if Iran has a nuclear weapon, we want one too.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett on Iran:

There are opposition groups in Iran. Empower them, give them strength, give them tools.

Iran has enemies around it. Empower them so they fight Iran.

How do you empower them? You train them.

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett:

My approach regarding the West Bank is this: I support settlement in the West Bank. I oppose a Palestinian state. Period.

A Palestinian state must not be established. I will not give Arabs a centimeter more of the Land of Israel.

This has always been my position, and it strengthened after October 7.

WATCH: Animated map shows the growth of illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem from 1967 to present.

~750,000 settlers across 163 settlements plus 400+ outposts, roughly 10% of Israel's Jewish population.

Nearly 28,000 housing units were advanced in 2025 alone.

Source: Al Jazeera

Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev:

The European Parliament is a nest of bribe-takers. I say this with full responsibility.

A POLITICO poll found limited support for Ursula von der Leyen across Germany, France and Spain.

Only around one in five Germans and Spaniards, and 12% of French respondents, said she was doing a good job.

Meanwhile, 45% of Germans, nearly one-third of French and Spanish respondents said she was doing a bad job.

More than one in five French respondents said they did not know who she was, compared with 10% in Spain and 5% in Germany.

Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev:

Look, the European Parliament consists of these Islamophobes, and this should always remain in the spotlight.

There is an undeclared war against our religion and against the Islamic world, and Islamophobia is only a small part of it. Ignoring the Muslim world, discrediting it, and equating it with terrorism.

The insulting acts against our values and against the Holy Quran — do you think these are happening by accident? No. This is a deliberate policy.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

Our Western colleagues — people with colonial genetics — have not lost their colonial and neocolonial instincts.

They instinctively, and perhaps consciously — probably many of them consciously — act precisely in line with their colonial habits and tendencies.

ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming is now Asia's richest person on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, surpassing Gautam Adani.

Both around $105 billion but Zhang ranks higher.

His wealth jumped $12 billion this month after Bloomberg updated ByteDance's private valuation using BlackRock/Fidelity filings and cut its risk discount from 25% to 10% following TikTok's US resolution (Oracle/Silver Lake JV).

ByteDance's AI products (Doubao chatbot, Seedance video model) also boosted investor interest.

Zhang's fortune has grown 8x since 2019.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Greece:

Türkiye conveys its warnings and objections to Greece through bilateral channels when necessary, asserts its position at NATO, and takes the matter to the United Nations.

We invite our neighbor and ally Greece to fulfill the requirements of its treaty obligations in a more mature manner, in line with the spirit of alliance.

At a time when there are so many security challenges around us, Greece should not add another one.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

The International Criminal Court is a structure that probably should not even be criticized in detail.

Everyone knows that it is a quasi-judicial body and has little in common with justice.

It is completely controlled by Western sponsors — although not by all Western sponsors.

Some Western countries, including the United States, do not want this court to continue its activities because, as you can see, it irritates many in the North, the South, the West and the East.

U.S. officials met Houthi representatives in Oman over the weekend after the group seized a strategic stretch of Yemen’s Red Sea coast.

Source: Reuters

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

The United States has clearly said that NATO — Ukraine’s membership in NATO — must be forgotten if we want to settle the conflict. And the realities on the ground must be recognized.

They call this the territorial issue. Mr. Kushner and Mr. Witkoff have said several times that the territorial issue is the root of the problem.

Let them call it a territorial issue. For us, it is a question of people.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

We are doing everything possible to minimize human losses, above all among civilians.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

If the Americans had not walked away from the Anchorage agreements, if Europe had not pulled them away from those agreements, we would already have been living without war for a year.

That is an obvious fact. Draw your own conclusions.

Houthis told US officials in an Oman meeting that they won't attack American vessels, Israeli ships, or commercial vessels — only Saudi ones.

This is a notable shift.

Since after the May 2025 ceasefire the Houthis explicitly excluded Israel and kept targeting Israeli-linked shipping.

The meeting included sanctioned Houthi official Mohammad Abdulsalam and Abdelmalik al-Ajri.

Source: Reuters

NEW: Yemen's Houthis claim two new strikes on Saudi Arabia:

Aramco facilities in Yanbu hit with "dozens of ballistic missiles and drones" causing "large fires and widespread destruction," and Khamis Mushait air base hit with ballistic missiles.

They say it was retaliation for 450+ Saudi airstrikes this week.

The Yanbu claim is notable.

The pipeline feeding that port is already offline from a Sept 10 attack and Aramco is canceling European deliveries, so damage to the facilities themselves would compound the disruption.

No independent confirmation of damage.

Houthis pledged continued strikes deep into Saudi territory under a "blockade for blockade, escalation for escalation" doctrine.

Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov:

Previously, Trump said, "This is Biden's war, if I were president, nobody would have started it."

But now this has become the war of the current administration.

All the sanctions introduced under Biden have been extended without exception by the Trump administration.