*KULUTCHKA INTELLIGENCE DIGEST

Global Risk Assessment | November 27, 2025

UNCLASSIFIED // FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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Executive Summary

Actors are testing Western resolve across diplomatic, military, legal, and information domains. Moscow frames U.S.-brokered Ukraine talks as acceptable only under its terms while fielding evolving drone tactics. West Africa registers a coup consolidation. At home, allegations of AI-mediated messaging and cabinet fractures signal institutional strain. Economic decoupling accelerates through divestments and military-linked designations, with cybercriminals exploiting holiday windows.

Conflict Escalation
High
Putin “talks as starting point” with territorial preconditions; frontline drone shifts
Political Instability
Med-High
AI avatar allegation; Canadian cabinet resignation
Market Sensitivity
High
Chip volatility; tariff-driven consumption shifts
Tech/Cyber Exposure
High
Windows update spoofing; Android banking malware; platform outages
GP

Geopolitical Conflict & Strategic Posture

Abstract poster of fractured globe and chess pieces – geopolitical instability

Signals

Conflict Tempo
Rising
Drone doctrine adapts; coercive diplomacy hardens
Alliance Cohesion
Stressed
Peace-talk framing vs accountability demands
Watchpoints (Near-Term)
Active
Frontline UAV usage; ECOWAS moves; India–Nepal escalation rhetoric
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Domestic Political Stability (US & Key Allies)

Abstract poster of courthouse pillars casting tangled shadows – institutional strain

Signals

Institutional Stress
Elevated
Policy fractures and contested narratives
InfoOps Risk
High
AI-mediated content disputes
Watch
Ongoing
Law enforcement comms; sudden high-level resignations
ET

Economic Security & Tech Sovereignty

Abstract poster of circuit-board globe split by chain – decoupling dynamics

Signals

Decoupling Speed
Accelerating
Divestments; military-linked designations
Capital Reallocation
Active
National champions & strategic assets
Supply Chain/Tech
Tight
Semiconductor and gaming ecosystems

Cyber Exposure (Operational)

FM

Finance & Markets

Read of the Tape

Policy Credibility
Mixed
Security-led industrial policy vs growth aims
Earnings Risk
Elevated
Chip ecosystems; ad-tech; gaming
Flow Indicators
Watch
Holiday sales dispersion; AI capex cadence
SC

Societal Resilience & Cognitive Domain

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Signals

Narrative Fracture
High
Personalized targeting; viral contention
Platform Reliability
Watch
Outage-driven cascades
Civic Resilience
Strained
Trust gaps; coercion risks
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Strategic Implications (24–72 Hours)

Market Sensitivity
High
Tech-led volatility; tariff-sentiment skew
Political Instability
Med-High
Cabinet churn; AI-content disputes
Conflict Escalation
High
Drone doctrine shifts; peace-talk preconditions
Tech/Cyber Exposure
High
Holiday-period campaigns; banking and update vectors
Recommended Watchpoints:
  • Ukraine: official communiqués on peace framework and battlefield UAV incidents. Refs: 58548, 55995, 55144.
  • West Africa: ECOWAS and border posture following Guinea-Bissau transition claim. Ref: 58202.
  • Indo-Himalaya: escalatory signaling over Nepal’s banknote map. Ref: 58561.
  • Cyber: surge in fake-update and Android banking malware telemetry; enterprise advisories. Refs: 58035, 56895.
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Intelligence Assessment

Confidence Level: MODERATE-HIGH. Open-source indicators converge on a volatile but bounded risk window. Russia’s information-first peace positioning coupled with evolving UAV tactics sustains high escalation risk. Domestic information integrity and allied cabinet fractures constrain rapid policy responses. Economic-security moves intensify tech stack bifurcation as cyber actors exploit seasonal defenses.

Priority Actions (Monitoring):
  • Track Kremlin and Kyiv statements for shifts on territorial red lines; correlate with UAV incident reporting. Refs: 58548, 55995, 55144.
  • Map ECOWAS, AU, and bilateral security signals on Guinea-Bissau; watch for external advisors/airlift. Ref: 58202.
  • Screen cross-border narratives and consular advisories on Nepal–India friction. Ref: 58561.
  • Elevate cyber hygiene advisories: block fake-update TTPs; mobile banking risk comms; endpoint hardening guidance. Refs: 58035, 56895, 58374.

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