Russia targets a U.S.-invested factory in Zakarpattia, Moscow rejects Western security guarantees, and Ukraine unveils a 3,000 km-range missile. Catch today’s sharp 5-minute Ukraine Bulletin — investor-grade, frontline-informed.

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:

• 600+ Strike Wave: Russia launches one of its largest air attacks in weeks — 600+ munitions, including ~577 Shaheds, across Ukraine.
• Mukachevo Hit: Cruise missiles strike a U.S.-backed home-goods electronics plant in Zakarpattia with ~600 staff on site; Zelenskyy condemns the targeting of foreign investment.
• NATO Borders Tested: Shaheds hit near the Romania–Ukraine border; a Russian-made drone crashes ~90 km inside Poland.
• Moscow Walking Back Security Guarantees: Lavrov rejects NATO/EU troops in Ukraine and revives a 2022-style plan with Russia & China as “guarantors,” casting doubt on near-term leader-level talks.
• ‘Flamingo’ Revealed: Ukraine debuts a 3,000 km-range cruise missile with a heavy warhead and precision guidance — expanding deep-strike options.

Referenced Sources:

• Overnight mass attack targets regions nationwide (cnn.com)
• Zelenskyy on Mukachevo strike and U.S.-backed factory (kyivindependent.com)
• Russian drones pound Danube ports near Romania (foxnews.com)
• Polish authorities confirm drone crash deep inside Poland (reuters.com)
• Lavrov rejects Western troops, pushes Russia/China “guarantees” (bbc.com)
• Western security guarantees discussions and next-step diplomacy (cnn.com)
• Long-range ‘Flamingo’ cruise missile unveiled and tested (apnews.com)
• Earlier strikes on Boeing office, Azeri-owned facilities (united24media.com)