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AFBytes briefing

Continued strikes inside Russia may affect global energy markets and commodity prices that influence U.S. household energy costs.

Key entities

  • Ukraine
  • Russia
  • Russian
  • Kyiv
  • Moscow
  • Ukrainian
  • Attack
  • Drone
  • Largest
  • Zelensky

What to watch next

  • Watch for the next Russian economic data release to gauge the scale of production losses.
  • Watch the next round of Ukrainian strike reports or Russian retaliatory measures for signals on escalation intensity.
  • Track the next U.S. supplemental aid vote or NATO foreign ministers meeting for signals on weapons deliveries.
  • Watch for the next round of Western military aid announcements or Russian retaliation signals.
  • Monitor daily updates from Ukrainian and Russian military sources on strike frequency.
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