In the 1,093rd day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, key developments included Russian forces regaining over 800 square kilometres from Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region, attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, and a drone attack with 161 drones launched. In terms of politics and diplomacy, Russia’s Central Bank denied involvement in talks with the US on sanctions, the Kremlin opposed UK troops in Ukraine, and Russia agreed to resume dialogue with the US on the war. Ukraine started talks with the IMF to unlock $917m in funds, its military intelligence chief believed a ceasefire could happen this year, and Zelenskyy and Trump’s envoy had a meeting in Ukraine. NATO chief stressed the need for European security guarantees for Ukraine backed by the US, and Zelenskyy expressed readiness to work with Washington for a strong investment and security agreement. Despite tensions, Zelenskyy emphasized his team’s readiness to work round the clock for results. These developments highlight the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the involvement of international actors, and potential for diplomatic solutions. The situation continues to evolve as both sides navigate political, military, and economic challenges in the midst of the conflict.
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