AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDiplomacy Window: Zelensky says the most realistic path to end the war runs from late 2026 into summer 2027, with talks focused on reciprocal force withdrawals, a buffer “free economic zone,” and a mutual halt to strikes on energy and agricultural infrastructure. Mobilisation Watch: He also warns Russia may draft at least 300,000 more troops after September parliamentary elections, aiming to complete Donetsk occupation by year-end. Election Politics: Zelensky rejects wartime elections as a “tsunami” that would split Ukraine, amid a domestic political rift after the dismissal of defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov. Fuel & Retail Pressure: Putin frames Ukraine’s long-range strikes as “Pandora’s box” retaliation, while Reuters reports Ukraine-linked refinery hits are driving a new Russian fuel crisis, with Moscow-area stations restricting sales. Logistics as a Target: Ukraine’s drone campaign keeps hitting Ozon hubs—another Orenburg warehouse fire follows earlier Samara damage—showing how e-commerce logistics are becoming frontline economics. Nuclear Industry Push: Putin reiterates Russia’s nuclear leadership and plans to add about 30 GW more capacity, with Rosatom projects spanning multiple countries. Regional Trade Deals: UAE-Russia TISIA enters into force, expanding services and investment ties as bilateral non-oil trade rises.
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