AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUkraine Recovery & EU Finance: Ukraine left the Gdańsk recovery conference with about 200 agreements worth over €10bn, including the first €3.2bn tranche of a wider €90bn EU loan and new energy and reconstruction commitments. Drone War & Air Defenses: Russia says it shot down 200+ Ukrainian drones overnight while Kyiv reports intercepting 80+ as strikes continue across multiple regions. Fuel Crisis in Russia: Putin acknowledged fuel shortages for the first time, citing gas station lines and ordering a temporary ban on gasoline exports after Kyiv hit Russian refineries. Frontline Pressure: Ukraine reports 249 clashes in a day, with Pokrovsk and Huliaipole hottest, while Russia claims pressure toward Kostiantynivka in the eastern “fortress belt.” Intelligence & Sabotage: DIU released footage of an operation eliminating an “elite” Russian sabotage-recon group near Stepnohirsk in Zaporizhzhia. Diplomacy: FM Andrii Sybiha began an official visit to South Korea, seeking support for Ukraine’s defense and reconstruction. Governance & Justice: NABU detained a People’s Deputy in a bribery case tied to medical equipment procurement in Zhytomyr. International Watch: Xi met Belarus leader Lukashenko in Beijing as Belarus remains a key Russian ally and launch route.
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