AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSanctions Pressure: Zelenskyy says G7 countries still supply Russia with components vital to its military-industrial complex and expects new sanctions. Military Leadership: He dismissed Volodymyr Karpenko and appointed Yuriy Pohribny to lead AFU Logistics Forces, while also preparing personnel and organizational changes for the Sloviansk and Pokrovsk directions. Deep-Strike Readiness: Former defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov tells CBS Ukraine could use domestically made ballistic missiles against Russia in 3–6 months. Frontline Command Focus: Zelenskyy says experienced commanders will get more autonomy at corps and formation levels as long-range strike priorities run through September. Energy Resilience: Ukraine expands its 2026 renewable support quota to 1GW (from 330MW) and launches tenders for 1.5GW+ of new capacity, while also pushing underground protection for key grid assets ahead of winter. International Fallout: Russia warns Britain after reports UK-made drones were used in strikes inside Russia; Ukraine urges the EU to sanction Rosatom over nuclear safety failures. War’s Human Cost: Police report 65 child deaths in Ukraine’s waters this summer; Russia and Ukraine exchange deadly strikes, including in Belgorod. Dissent Crushed: Russia’s Supreme Court upholds Yabloko’s election ban and a court sentences anti-war politician Lev Shlosberg to 11 years. US-Korea Shockwaves: Trump orders a “substantial” reduction of US-South Korea drills, drawing Democratic criticism over alliance reliability.
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