Analytical Briefing — 28.07.2026 05:13
After strikes on Kerch, Russia launched a massive drone attack on Vinnytsia. In Kharkiv, the 12th day of protests demanding the appointment of Fedorov as Minister of Defense. Western analysts increasingly warn: any ceasefire will be turned into a weapon by Putin. Oil fell to $84.4, temporarily easing the pressure of excise taxes on fuel in Ukraine.
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Analytical Briefing — 27.07.2026 17:11
Global attention is fragmented between Iran, the Arctic, and Trump's tariff wars, threatening Ukraine with a deficit of resources and pressure into a 'ceasefire trap' (Foreign Affairs article on the Kremlin's plan). WTI at $84.38 pressures the economy, and isolated incidents in the rear (Kharkiv, Odesa) signal accumulating social fatigue.
Analytical Briefing — 07/27/2026 05:13
Against the backdrop of a sluggish front, the drone battle for rear cities (Kharkiv, Odesa, Vinnytsia) is becoming the main driver of internal tension. Odesa has plunged into a blackout, trams and water supply have been halted, and a sunken ship raises questions about port security. The global context — the US is consumed by the Iranian crisis and trade wars, confirming our thesis about the 'seco…
Analytical Briefing — 26.07.2026 17:11
The day is marked by a combination of a terrorist attack on Berlin Pride, which shook Europe, and the relentless pinpoint terror against Ukrainian cities (Kharkiv, Odesa) by Russian drones and missiles. Against the global backdrop, the Iranian crisis is spreading to the Caspian Sea and the Red Sea, constricting energy arteries and diverting allies' attention from the needs of the Ukrainian front.…
Analytical Briefing — 26.07.2026 05:11
Iran-China threat matrix shifts US resources from Europe; oil cheapens but Black Sea risks grow. Ukraine faces dual pressure — strikes on Kharkiv, attack on drone demonstration near Kyiv (10 dead) amid signals of Western aid review. Domestic politics — in the shadows.
Analytical Brief — 25.07.2026 17:11
The Iranian crisis is becoming the White House's top priority, diverting resources from Ukraine. The oil surge is putting pressure on the Ukrainian economy. The Kremlin awaits new proposals from Trump. Massive shelling of Kharkiv and threats to Odesa's ports signal Russia's attempt to exploit the shift in US focus.
Analytical Briefing — 25.07.2026 05:11
The world is one step away from a two-front crisis: the Middle East is ablaze, and Russia is preparing, likely, the most massive aerial attack on Ukraine. Intercepted signals about 50+ missiles and 700 Shaheds coincide in time with the escalation in the Strait of Hormuz and a spike in oil prices. The fate of Ukraine's maritime corridor and the West's energy stability is being decided right now.
Analytical Briefing — 24.07.2026 17:11
The world is distracted: escalation in the Strait of Hormuz drives oil toward $100, the burning Middle East siphons US resources. Against this backdrop, Ukraine strikes deep into Russia with the Flamingo missile, and the SBU neutralizes agent networks in the rear. The main risk is Ukraine being downgraded from a priority to 'just another front' in the allocation of Western attention and money.
Analytical Briefing — 24.07.2026 05:11
The world has entered an oil storm: WTI broke $100/barrel due to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. This is not just a global market shock, but a direct blow to Ukraine's war economy — rising logistics costs, fuel prices, and the risk of diverting allies' attention. Amid the suspension of $400 million in US aid and overnight drone attacks on Kharkiv and Odesa, Kyiv urgently needs European support for…