US halts strike operations amid Russian airstrikes on Kyiv
The United States has paused its strike operations amid escalating Russian airstrikes on Kyiv. This development coincides with a decrease in market probabilities for a ceasefire agreement and peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. Key political figures are being closely monitored as the situation evolves.
- ▪The US Central Command has temporarily halted its strike operations due to ongoing Russian airstrikes.
- ▪Russia has advised US personnel in the region to evacuate while discussing potential diplomatic normalization.
- ▪Market probabilities for a ceasefire by December 2026 and a peace deal by June 2026 have decreased significantly.
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| Publication time | Mon, 25 May 2026 23:19:43 +0000 |
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## Market Snapshot The “Russia x Ukraine ceasefire agreement by December 31, 2026” market is currently priced at 43.5% YES, down from 48% a week ago. The “Ukraine signs peace deal with Russia by June 30” market shows a 5.4% YES probability, reflecting a decrease from the previous 7 days. ## Key Takeaways – Market behavior suggests escalating military actions by Russia may decrease the chance of a ceasefire agreement by the end of 2026. – The recent news appears consistent with a decrease in the probability of a peace deal being signed by June 30, 2026. – The halting of US strike operations could indicate a shift in US military involvement, potentially impacting diplomatic dynamics.
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