Tomahawks on the Table Amid Winter Energy War

Tomahawks are on the table as U.S.–Ukraine cooperation deepens, Russia intensifies its winter strikes, and Moscow’s offensive stalls with no breakthrough. Catch today’s 5‑minute Ukraine Bulletin — sharp, strategic, and investor‑minded.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:Tomahawks on the Table: Trump may approve Tomahawk missiles; Zelenskyy confirms a Friday DC meeting. U.S. has been assisting Ukraine’s deep-strike planning against Russian oil and gas targets.Winter Energy War: Russia’s ~465 drones/32 missiles strike causes widespread outages; Kyiv urges residents to stock essentials. Meanwhile Ukrainian attacks knocked out peaks of 40% Russian refining offline, prompting rationing and export curbs.Stalled Offensive: No strategic gains from Russia’s year-long push; Sumy stalled, Pokrovsk holds, Dobropillia plan disrupted; losses mount without breakthroughs.Referenced Sources:Trump may approve Tomahawks for Ukraine if Russia continues war (reuters.com)Zelenskiy says he will meet Trump in Washington on Friday (reuters.com)US intelligence helps Ukraine target Russian energy infrastructure — FT reports (reuters.com)U.S. helps Ukraine target Russian energy infrastructure — FT (kyivindependent.com)Power being restored after Russian attack plunges Kyiv into darkness (reuters.com)Zelenskyy to meet Trump in DC as Ukraine seeks defence, energy support (aljazeera.com)Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities could shut at least 17% of capacity (reuters.com)Historically unprecedented shutdowns: 38% of Russia’s refining capacity halted (pravda.com.ua)Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment (understandingwar.org)Zelenskiy says Ukraine inflicts frontline losses in Donetsk region (reuters.com)