Regional Leaders Convene for Closed-Door Summit on “Emergency Urban Coordination”
By Unified Press — December 26, 2028 | 05:14 PM GMT

A select group of political leaders and regional security officials met in Geneva today for an unannounced summit focused on “emergency urban coordination,” according to a brief statement released by the European Union late Thursday afternoon.

The summit, which was not listed on any prior international schedule, reportedly centered around transit integrity, civil communication networks, and cross-border emergency protocols. The closed-door nature of the talks and absence of press access has raised eyebrows among diplomatic observers.

“Routine coordination between urban systems is not uncommon,” said one EU advisor, “but the timing and scope of this meeting suggest a response to something more immediate.”

The statement made no mention of the recent urban disruptions observed in several cities worldwide, including mobile signal inconsistencies, localized power rerouting, and increased military movement in typically civilian zones. Officials from participating nations declined to comment on whether these events were discussed.

One unnamed delegate described the atmosphere as “urgent but controlled,” with additional meetings scheduled for early January under increased security.

While most media outlets have framed the summit as standard risk management, others are beginning to question the growing pattern of unexplained activity occurring in parallel across multiple continents.

Unified Press will continue monitoring developments.