AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUnmanned War Escalates: Ukraine says it will manufacture 25,000 unmanned ground vehicles in the first half of 2026, with UGVs already driving a surge in resupply and evacuation missions—10,281 in April, up from 2,900 in November—as troops face manpower strain and drone “kill zones.” New Strike Capability: The Air Force has begun taking Ukraine’s first domestically produced guided bombs into combat service, with pilots training to use the 250kg weapon. Drone Pressure Peaks: OSINT warns Russia is ramping drone launches again, with about 7,000 expected in May, mixing waves with decoys to overwhelm air defenses. Deep Attacks, Wider Ripples: Russia hit Ukraine overnight with hundreds of drones and nearly two dozen missiles, wounding 30+; and in the Black Sea, a Russian drone struck a Chinese-owned cargo ship heading to Odesa. Diplomacy in the Background: Putin is set to meet Xi in Beijing as the West watches whether China can influence the war.
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