The Foreign Office news feed on gov.uk shows no summons of Russia's ambassador or chargé between 13 and 27 September 2026; the last summons was on 3 September over the Leipzig airport attack, which does not count.
(adjacent). The market resolves on gov.uk Foreign Office news: YES if a statement dated 13 to 27 September 2026 records that the Russian ambassador or chargé d'affaires in London was summoned and names the 13 September strike near the Polish border; a summons over another incident does not count. If gov.uk has not published, BBC and Sky News settle it, and silence by 23:59 BST on 27 September resolves NO.
We looked at Russian strikes since 2022 that landed on or next to a Western delegation, a building of a Western country, or NATO territory. We found nine. For each we checked gov.uk to see whether the UK announced new sanctions on Russia or new military aid for Ukraine within 14 days. The eight most recent are shown here, newest first.