Ukraine is now leading NATO in drone warfare, FirePoint expands to Denmark, and over 20% of Russia’s refining capacity remains offline. Catch today’s 5-minute Ukraine Bulletin — tactical, investor-focused, and always on signal.

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:

• Drone Lessons for NATO: U.S. Envoy Keith Kellogg visits Kyiv, says “Russia is losing” and urges the U.S. to learn from Ukraine’s drone leadership; allies send officers to Ukraine for counter-drone training. (KyivPost.com, FoxNews.com)
• Denmark’s Rocket Bet: Ukrainian firm Firepoint behind the Flamingo missile to build a solid rocket fuel plant near Skrydstrup Air Base; Denmark waives 20,000+ regs to fast-track the site under Build with Ukraine. Tied to Denmark’s 10-year pact; parallel co-production with the UK and Romania expands. (Reuters.com, Euractiv.com, DefenseNews.com)
• Frontline & Strikes: Pokrovsk stabilized; Dobropillia pockets pressured; Kupyansk sees renewed Russian probing; Sumy sees Ukrainian pushback at the border. Ukraine’s deep-strike drone campaign hits refineries in Leningrad Oblast, Ufa, and Saratov, keeping >20% of Russian refining offline; Zapad-2025 drills run in Belarus/Kaliningrad/Murmansk. (KyivIndependent.com, UkrainskaPravda.com, Reuters.com, ISWResearch.org)
• Defense Tech Valley opens in Lviv — Ukraine’s largest MilTech/dual-use summit — and our new Syndicate-only briefing: “Bayraktars Return.” (Brave1, Pravoventures.com)

Referenced Sources:

• Envoy Kellogg in Kyiv: “Russia is losing… Ukraine leads in drones” (Kyiv Post)
• Poland/NATO officers to train with Ukraine on counter-drone tactics (Reuters)
• Denmark to host Ukrainian missile-fuel plant near Skrydstrup (Reuters)
• Build with Ukraine: allies co-produce drones/missiles abroad (Ukrainska Pravda)
• UK–Ukraine interceptor co-production; Romania UAS cooperation (Defense News, Euractiv)
• Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment (ISW)
• Ukrainian drones strike Russian refineries (Leningrad, Ufa, Saratov) (Reuters, Kyiv Independent)
• Zapad-2025 drills simulate Baltic/Poland scenarios (BBC)
• Tech Valley Lviv announcement (Brave1)

NATO intercepts Russian drones over Poland for the first time, Ukraine’s allies launch multi-year military support and drone industrialization, and Kyiv keeps degrading Russia’s Black Sea Fleet. Tune into today’s sharp 5-minute Ukraine Bulletin — tactical, timely, investor-focused.

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:

• NATO Intercepts Over Poland: Poland shoots down Russian drones during a mass strike on Ukraine; 19 objects violated Polish airspace. Article 4 consultations follow. We assess the incursion as a deliberate probe of NATO procedures and political resolve.
• Allies Super-Charge Support: U.S. House keeps $400 M USAI for Ukraine in the NDAA; Sweden’s $836 M package adds 18 Archers and air-defense upgrades; the EU’s €6 B Drone Alliance industrializes UAV output; UK–Ukraine Project Octopus to produce thousands of low-cost interceptors monthly.
• Frontline & Deep Strikes: Russia regroups toward Donetsk; Ukraine continues SEAD in the south and cripples a rare Russian warship near Novorossiysk, further eroding the Black Sea Fleet’s reach.

Referenced Sources:

• Poland downs drones in its airspace, first NATO member to fire during Ukraine war (reuters.com)
• Zelenskyy urges allies to rethink air defence after Poland drone intrusion; Poland to send reps to Ukraine (reuters.com)
• US House approves defense policy bill; Ukraine funding preserved (reuters.com)
• Sweden to send $836 M aid package incl. 18 Archers (RBC-Ukraine). (newsukraine.rbc.com)
• EU to front-load €6 B Drone Alliance with Ukraine (Ukrainska Pravda/European Pravda). (pravda.com)
• UK to produce Ukraine-designed interceptor drones (Project Octopus) (Defense News/Breaking Defense). (defensenews.com)
• Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, Sept 10 (ISW) (understandingwar.org)

Ukraine’s HUR: Drone disables rare Russian MPSV-07 near Novorossiysk (Ukrainska Pravda/Kyiv Independent). (pravda.com)

Russia launches its largest air assault of the war — 823 munitions in a single night. Diplomacy stalls, Pokrovsk faces renewed pressure, and Ukraine keeps striking deep into Russia’s energy grid. Get today’s 5-minute Ukraine Bulletin — focused, tactical, and investor-minded.

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:

• 823-Strike Barrage: Russia launches the largest air assault of the war — 823 munitions in one night, mostly Shaheds and decoys. Ukraine’s new interceptor drones downed ~150 Shaheds, but saturation tactics are pushing defenses to the limit.
• Diplomacy Stalls: Putin’s Moscow “invitation” for talks is a non-starter. Trump signals readiness for “the next step” on pressure, but real enforcement — sanctions and energy cuts — is still pending.
• Frontline & Strikes: Russia regroups forces in Donetsk for a renewed push toward Pokrovsk. Ukraine responds with continued deep strikes on Russia’s energy sector, including a third attack on the Druzhba pipeline.

Referenced Sources:

• Russia unleashes record 823-drone barrage on Ukraine (kyivindependent.com)
• Zelenskyy: Ukraine’s interceptor drones downed 150 Shaheds (reuters.com)
• Pravo Intelligence Hub assessments on Russian saturation tactics (pravoventures.com)
• Putin offers Moscow venue for Zelenskyy talks — dismissed as propaganda (bbc.com)
• Trump: “Ready for next step” in pressure on Russia (axios.com)
• EU urged to cut final Russian oil ties (euractiv.com)
• Russia redeploying forces toward Pokrovsk for autumn offensive (understandingwar.org)

Ukraine drones strike Druzhba pipeline for third time (united24media.com)