No Tomahawks (yet), but Ramstein delivers billions in fresh aid and Artemis—a next-gen long-range drone born in Ukraine—enters production. Catch today’s 5‑minute Ukraine Bulletin for sharp updates on defense, diplomacy, and investor tailwinds.

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:

• No Tomahawks (for now): Zelenskyy leaves DC without long-range missiles as Trump pushes diplomacy after a Putin call; Budapest summit targeted within “two weeks.”
• Ramstein money flow: Hegseth attends, warns Moscow, and urges allies to fund PURL; Germany pledges >€2B with air-defense up front; others add drone/C-UAS funds.
• Artemis long-range drone: DIU program completed; ~1,600 km range, AI/visual guidance; production stands up in U.S., Germany, Ukraine.

Referenced Sources

• Trump says he hopes to end the war without Tomahawks (kyivindependent.com)
• Trump rejects Zelenskyy’s Tomahawk request in “tough” White House meeting (axios.com)
• Kremlin says Trump–Putin summit could happen in about two weeks after phone call (reuters.com)
• Hungary signals it would host Putin for Budapest meeting with Trump (reuters.com)
• U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth urges allies to boost PURL funding, warns Moscow (reuters.com)
• Germany announces over €2 billion in new aid for Ukraine focused on air defense (apnews.com)
• Key takeaways from NATO/UDCG: PURL and drone support ramp up (euromaidanpress.com)
• Auterion wraps up Artemis long-range drone program with DIU after Ukraine trials (thedefensepost.com)
• Artemis enters mass production in U.S., Germany, and Ukraine (united24media.com)
• Auterion completes Artemis programme; production scaling with partners (defence-industry.eu)
• Shahed-style long-range attack drone developed and tested in Ukraine (militarnyi.com)