AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPeace Talks: U.S. envoys said their Moscow meeting with Putin made progress and confirmed Europeans will join the next round. Abu Dhabi talks produced an agreement on a major prisoner exchange, but no ceasefire; Putin maintained his territorial demands and rejected foreign troops in Ukraine. The envoys are due to brief Zelenskyy in Dublin. Starshield Disruptions: Zelenskyy says renewed speed limits are hampering Ukraine’s efforts to intercept Russian drones. Denmark’s prime minister called the disruption a concern for European security and said she would raise it with the U.S. Winter Support: Ukraine expects EU energy and humanitarian aid, while Finland allocated €37.3 million for reconstruction and Estonia pledged €6.5 million for winter preparations. Attacks and Air Defense: A Russian drone hit a Kyiv apartment building, killing one person and injuring seven. Ukraine’s air defenses reported downing or jamming 124 drones and intercepting two missiles on Nov. 12. Ukrainian Children: The European Parliament called for Russia to return deported Ukrainian children, citing 20,651 confirmed cases and an estimated 1.6 million children still under occupation. Public Trust: A new poll found the State Emergency Service is Ukraine’s most trusted institution, at 96%; only 27% trust the judiciary.
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