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Shake Up in Kyiv, Witkoff to visit Putin
Yermak steps down as corruption raids hit Kyiv, Europeans push tough security guarantees in evolving peace talks, U.S. envoys meet Russians in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, and Pokrovsk hangs by a narrow supply corridor under massive Russian pressure.
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Welcome to the Ukraine Bulletin — your investor-focused, high-signal briefing on the latest geopolitical, military, economic, and defense-tech developments shaping Ukraine.
Yermak’s resignation rocks Kyiv, Macron and Rubio push new security guarantees, and Russia presses hard for victories in Pokrovsk, Huliaipole, and Siversk. Stay informed — in today’s Ukraine Bulletin from Pravo Intelligence.
In this episode:
Yermak Resigns: A political shock in Kyiv as President Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff steps down amid a major anti-corruption probe. What this means for Ukraine’s internal stability — and for Western diplomacy.
Diplomacy Accelerates: The “Coalition of the Willing” meets. Macron pushes for real security guarantees. Rubio backs the diplomatic track. Peace frameworks evolve as Ukrainian, U.S., and Russian officials meet in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, and Witkoff set to meet Putin in Moscow.
Battlefield Pivots: Ukraine is still trying to render Pokrovsk a “victory on credit” for Russia while Huliaipole deteriorates and Siversk faces mounting pressure. With winter near — and negotiations moving — Moscow is desperate for a trophy win.
Stay informed. Stay ahead. The Ukraine Bulletin delivers clarity in five minutes.
Referenced Sources
- Zelenskyy’s chief of staff Yermak resigns amid anti-corruption probe (kyivindependent.com)
- Ukraine anti-graft bureau raids linked to nuclear sector scheme (reuters.com)
- Macron calls for robust security guarantees for Ukraine at coalition meeting (france24.com)
- Marco Rubio backs diplomatic push, says U.S. preparing revised peace framework (cnn.com)
- Reports: Ukraine, U.S., Russia hold parallel talks in Abu Dhabi and Geneva (wsj.com)
- Ukraine’s army-cap proposal under revised peace drafts (politico.eu)
- Pokrovsk’s frontline situation deteriorates under 8:1 manpower pressure (kyivindependent.com)
- Russia advances in Siversk amid attempts to break fortress belt (bbc.com)
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By Pravo Ventures, Inc.Yermak steps down as corruption raids hit Kyiv, Europeans push tough security guarantees in evolving peace talks, U.S. envoys meet Russians in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, and Pokrovsk hangs by a narrow supply corridor under massive Russian pressure.
Powered by Pravo Intelligence
Welcome to the Ukraine Bulletin — your investor-focused, high-signal briefing on the latest geopolitical, military, economic, and defense-tech developments shaping Ukraine.
Yermak’s resignation rocks Kyiv, Macron and Rubio push new security guarantees, and Russia presses hard for victories in Pokrovsk, Huliaipole, and Siversk. Stay informed — in today’s Ukraine Bulletin from Pravo Intelligence.
In this episode:
Yermak Resigns: A political shock in Kyiv as President Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff steps down amid a major anti-corruption probe. What this means for Ukraine’s internal stability — and for Western diplomacy.
Diplomacy Accelerates: The “Coalition of the Willing” meets. Macron pushes for real security guarantees. Rubio backs the diplomatic track. Peace frameworks evolve as Ukrainian, U.S., and Russian officials meet in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, and Witkoff set to meet Putin in Moscow.
Battlefield Pivots: Ukraine is still trying to render Pokrovsk a “victory on credit” for Russia while Huliaipole deteriorates and Siversk faces mounting pressure. With winter near — and negotiations moving — Moscow is desperate for a trophy win.
Stay informed. Stay ahead. The Ukraine Bulletin delivers clarity in five minutes.
Referenced Sources
- Zelenskyy’s chief of staff Yermak resigns amid anti-corruption probe (kyivindependent.com)
- Ukraine anti-graft bureau raids linked to nuclear sector scheme (reuters.com)
- Macron calls for robust security guarantees for Ukraine at coalition meeting (france24.com)
- Marco Rubio backs diplomatic push, says U.S. preparing revised peace framework (cnn.com)
- Reports: Ukraine, U.S., Russia hold parallel talks in Abu Dhabi and Geneva (wsj.com)
- Ukraine’s army-cap proposal under revised peace drafts (politico.eu)
- Pokrovsk’s frontline situation deteriorates under 8:1 manpower pressure (kyivindependent.com)
- Russia advances in Siversk amid attempts to break fortress belt (bbc.com)