Ukraine’s armed forces have dispatched a mission to the Nordic country for joint exercises, sharing its expertise on combating Russian drones. Ukraine was also high on the agenda, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the EU leaders by videolink. On Sept. 10, when several Russian drones breached Poland’s airspace, NATO aircraft were scrambled to intercept and shoot down some of the devices. The incident jolted leaders across Europe, raising questions about how prepared the alliance is against Russia. Turning to Ukraine, the EU leaders discussed ways to maintain military and financial support as the conflict-ravaged country’s funds, weapons and ammunition slowly dry up.