Europe drafts plans for troops in Ukraine, U.S. approves long-range missile transfers, and Ukraine’s new Flamingo cruise missile enters combat. Get the sharp 5-minute update from today’s Ukraine Bulletin — strategic, focused, and investor-ready.

Powered by the Pravo Intelligence Hub Welcome to the Ukraine Bulletin, your investor-focused briefing on the latest geopolitical, military, economic, and business developments in Ukraine.

In this episode:

• Guarantees First: Washington and Europe move from pledges to concrete security-guarantee planning — including multinational troop options and layered deterrence. Moscow rejects NATO/EU involvement, pushing instead for Russia and China as “guarantors.”
• Standoff Firepower: The U.S. approves 3,350 ERAM standoff missiles for Ukraine, backed by Denmark, Norway, and the Netherlands. France and Germany commit further air-defense systems after mass strikes on Kyiv.
• Flamingo Debut: Ukraine launches its first FP-5 “Flamingo” cruise missile strike against Russian targets in northern Crimea, after HUR intelligence units degraded air defenses on the peninsula.
• Frontline Snapshot: Pokrovsk–Dobropillia axis holds stable under Ukrainian counteractions, while Kupyansk faces renewed Russian pressure — incremental advances but no breakthrough.

Referenced Sources:

• Russia says NATO, EU troop presence in Ukraine unacceptable (reuters.com)
• Lavrov revives 2022 proposal for Russia, China as Ukraine guarantors (bbc.com)
• Trump says Europe will fund most of Ukraine security guarantees (foxnews.com)
• U.S. approves $825M ERAM missile package for Ukraine (defensenews.com)
• Netherlands, Denmark, Norway to co-finance missile deliveries (cnn.com)
• France, Germany pledge new air-defense after Kyiv barrage (euractiv.com)
• Ukraine debuts Flamingo cruise missile in Crimea strike (united24media.com)
• Ukrainian intelligence destroys Russian air defenses in Crimea (kyivindependent.com)
• Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, September 1, 2025 (understandingwar.org)

Ukraine stabilizes Pokrovsk axis, Kupyansk under pressure (kyivpost.com)