AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoKyiv Under Renewed Fire: Russia resumed missile and drone strikes on Kyiv after a brief pause tied to US envoys’ visits, killing five and injuring dozens, with fires and damage reported across residential areas, a school, a clinic, warehouses, and even a TV channel building. Energy Disruptions: Blackouts hit Mykolaiv and parts of Kherson after strikes on energy infrastructure, while Ukrenergo said power was restored to some settlements once repairs were possible. Education Under Pressure: UNESCO warned that verified attacks on schools rose 33% in 2025, as Ukraine also reported disruptions to the new school year. Veterans’ Families Get Support: Ukraine extended full tuition compensation for children of veterans for 2026/27, with applications handled via Diia and funds transferred to schools. Sports Hit by War: Elina Svitolina said her SVITO Padel Club in Kyiv was damaged in a Russian attack, calling for international help to protect Ukrainian athletes. International Register of Damage Expands: Ukraine added new claim categories, including loss of access to medical care and education, to the International Register of Damage via Diia. Diplomacy vs. Escalation: Ukrainian officials condemned the strikes as “horrific,” while Russia’s Lavrov repeated claims that US talks recognize “realities on the ground” and rule out NATO for Kyiv.
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