Speak out and mobilise while NATO rehearses nuclear war over Italian skies

The AIP Supplement S56/26, published on 20 August 2026, describes areas, altitudes, and timings of the exercise. It never mentions nuclear weapons, but the geography of the corridors is clear: from 13 to 20 October, nuclear war will be simulated over Italian skies.

Here we examine the reticence of international Baptist representatives in the case of Ukrainian conscientious objector Dmytro Koval. In the results of our research, there is no trace that they have issued statements, expressed concern, or sent open letters regarding Koval's death.

On 29 September, he was struck in the face and neck. After being knocked to the ground and threatened with a taser, the officers dragged him away and took him to the Territorial Recruitment Centre. PeaceLink demands his immediate release.

As NATO prepares to conduct the new edition of the nuclear exercise Steadfast Noon in October, the organisational machine for protests has started in Germany. On 10 October, there will be a vigil in Büchel and on 17 October, a demonstration in Nörvenich.

Is it possible to strike Russia by launching drones from Ukraine and guiding them from Poland? The technology is ready, and Marian Zablotskyi, a Ukrainian MP, has tested it: "I piloted a drone from abroad". The NATO-Russia military confrontation risks becoming direct and catastrophic.

This is the detailed reconstruction of the latest alerts in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. In one case, an entire capital was blocked: parliamentarians, ministers, and nursery children fled to air raid shelters. No indictments. But taxpayers are paying for NATO fighter missions.

What was once done in secret has now become public, marking a transition of extreme political gravity. At the beginning of the conflict, the secrecy of centres like Wiesbaden prevented NATO's involvement from appearing excessive. Now, however, operations are conducted openly towards escalation.

After months of propaganda about military successes and advances by Ukrainian soldiers, stories are emerging from the 14th Separate Mechanised Brigade and the 121st Territorial Defence Brigade, isolated and without supplies. The soldiers were losing consciousness from hunger.

Another £22 billion will be allocated to military defence spending. Minister Giorgetti invoked Article 52 of the Constitution to say that "the defence of the Fatherland is a sacred duty of the citizen". But the figures on the military gap between NATO and Russia help us understand that this is propaganda.