COUNTER CHERNOBYL DISINFORMATION (EXTREME PRIORITY, IMMEDIATE ACTION):
- Publicly and forcefully refute the Russian claims of a Ukrainian attack on Chernobyl.
- Provide evidence (if available) of the actual cause of the damage.
- Coordinate with international partners (IAEA, EU, US) to issue statements condemning the disinformation.
- URGENTLY INVESTIGATE the claim of an attack on an IAEA convoy.
ASSESS US TROOP DEPLOYMENT THREAT (HIGH PRIORITY):
- Seek clarification from US officials on the reported statement by VP Vance.
- Analyze the potential implications of US troop deployment.
- Prepare contingency plans for various scenarios.
ADDRESS UKRAINIAN RECRUITMENT CONTROVERSY (HIGH PRIORITY, INTERNAL):
- Immediately review the decision to restrict the recruitment bonus.
- Consider expanding the bonus to all units involved in frontline combat.
- Communicate clearly with all military personnel to address concerns and maintain morale.
MAINTAIN AIR DEFENSE READINESS (HIGH PRIORITY, ONGOING):
- Continue to prioritize air defense in areas targeted by Russian airstrikes (Sumy, Donetsk).
- Adapt tactics to counter guided aerial bombs.
MONITOR RARE EARTH DEAL PROGRESS (HIGH PRIORITY):
- Maintain close communication with the US regarding the draft agreement.
- Prepare for potential negotiations and implementation.
CONTINUE ALL PREVIOUS RECOMMENDATIONS: All previous recommendations remain in effect, with priorities adjusted as indicated. The situation remains EXTREMELY DYNAMIC AND DANGEROUS. The HIGHEST PRIORITIES are countering the Chernobyl disinformation, assessing the potential US troop deployment threat, addressing internal issues with Ukrainian recruitment, and maintaining a robust defense against ongoing air and drone attacks.