SBU Uncovers Russian Agent Behind Kyiv Strike Operations

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has revealed the identity of a Russian agent responsible for directing missile strikes on Kyiv, escalating tensions in the region. This development heightens geopolitical risk, impacting market sentiment through increased risk aversion and potential disruptions in capital flows. Ukrainian assets, particularly equities and government bonds, are likely to experience volatility due to heightened uncertainty, while Russian markets may face pressure from international sanctions and investor withdrawal. Traders will be closely watching for any military responses or further intelligence disclosures that could influence the conflict's trajectory.

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