AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAir Defense: Washington approved a possible $2.1 billion sale of 500 Patriot interceptors, funded by allies, but President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned deliveries could take years and urged partners to share missiles from existing stockpiles for winter. War and Diplomacy: Ukraine has resumed drone strikes on Russian oil refineries after a reported pause under U.S. pressure. At the G20 in Atlanta, European officials confronted Russia’s Sergei Lavrov over the war; divisions were so sharp that ministers dropped their customary group photo and will issue no joint statement. Financial Support: The European Commission proposed releasing the remaining €45 billion of its Ukraine loan in 2027, including €31.7 billion for defence production. Canada pledged €500 million toward the wider EU support loan. Kyiv: Russian attacks disrupted power and water at critical infrastructure sites. The city says its first budget-funded mobile shelters could be installed by year-end, while heating in residential buildings is due to start November 2.
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