The war in Ukraine and NATO's eastern edge, this week in sourced facts
An AI reads the official sources on this region every week, so you don't have to. On Friday you get what they said, each line linked to its source. No opinions, assessments or forecasts of our own.
What we cover here
Statements by Ukraine's General Staff, Air Force and Ministry of Defence; airspace and security statements by the Baltic states, Poland and Finland; talks and agreements; nuclear safety at the Zaporizhzhia plant. Russia is named as the aggressor state, and statements by Russian officials are reported as their claims.
Sources we use first
Ukraine's General Staff, Air Force and Ministry of Defence; the governments of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Finland; NATO; the UN nuclear agency; Energoatom; Ukrinform, naming the official source. News agencies appear only as a second, confirming link.
From a recent issue
Ukraine's General Staff said Ukraine's Defence Forces have struck five of Russia's largest oil refineries since 30 October: Omsk, Kirishi, Ryazan, Nizhny Novgorod and Yaroslavl. (Ukrinform, citing the General Staff)
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