AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMissile Defense Strain: A senior Ukrainian lawmaker says Kyiv can’t intercept Russia’s ballistic missiles, after a barrage reportedly killed at least 21 and wounded dozens; Reuters also said 24 ballistic missiles and four Zircon cruise missiles got through despite drone interceptions. Odesa Power Recovery: After Russia’s strikes on Odesa’s energy infrastructure, power was restored to about 90,000 customers, with repairs continuing around the clock and injuries reported. North Korea Troop Shock: Zelenskyy says up to 50,000 North Korean troops will be deployed to Russia, urging South Korea to help with air defense as Kyiv faces interceptor shortages. Cross-Border Drone Toll: Belgorod officials report five dead and 25 wounded in a drone attack, including a four-year-old boy hit by shrapnel. Syria-Russia Base Deal: Syria says it reached an agreement with Moscow to convert Hmeimim and Tartus into joint training and capacity-building centers, with civilian facilities handed to Damascus. War Spillover: Ukraine and Russia trade lethal drone strikes, while Pope Leo XIV renewed calls for an end to attacks on civilians. Legal/Finance: Raiffeisen Bank International’s 3.15-billion-euro lawsuit against Russian holding Rasperia moves forward in Vienna.
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