A report by the Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, Oleh Luhovskyi. We have recorded an updated level of Russian export losses resulting from Ukraine’s long-range sanctions, specifically: Port of Primorsk – down 13% in throughput, Novorossiysk – down 38%, Ust-Luga – down 43%. We believe these internal Russian figures may be understated. For our part, we will continue the operation to reduce Russia’s oil revenues and export volumes. Second – we have obtained Russian documents outlining their efforts to counter our engagement with partners within the framework of Drone Deals. The Russian political leadership has already identified Ukraine’s ability to attract additional investment as one of the main challenges, and cutting Ukraine off from investment and disrupting our bilateral agreements on cooperation in security and weapons production has been defined by Russia as a foreign policy priority. Particular efforts in this regard will be directed at undermining our cooperation in the Middle East and the Gulf. Third – Russian contingents in African countries have recently increased by an additional 8,000 personnel, and Russia is attempting to introduce the use of drones in each country of deployment through supply, local production, and training. According to our assessment, the expansion of such military activity by Russia could, unfortunately, inevitably lead to the modernization and strengthening of terrorist organizations, cross-border crime, and instability in regions of the world that are critically important in terms of migration. It is important to counter this together – we will coordinate with partners. Glory to Ukraine!(Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський)