Russia's ongoing military operations in Ukraine remain the dominant factor shaping trader views on the risk of a new invasion elsewhere by late 2026. President Putin recently declared the establishment of a non-negotiable "security zone" spanning roughly 660 km inside Ukraine along the border, explicitly ruling out concessions in any talks and tying the move to prior Ukrainian actions in Kursk. This occurs alongside intensified Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and reports of Ukrainian advances in select sectors. Concurrently, Russian drone incidents have affected airspace and vessels in Moldova, Romania, and Bulgaria, prompting NATO members to heighten alerts and request additional defensive support. Intelligence assessments highlight Moscow's hybrid activities and long-term scenario planning involving Poland and the Baltics, though Russian officials continue to state no intent to attack NATO territory. NATO commanders have outlined updated contingency plans focused on blocking and blunting potential advances. These developments, set against Russia's resource commitments in Ukraine, inform assessments of escalation thresholds and timelines.
ロシアが 2026年12月31日 23:59 ET までに、ウクライナを除くいずれかの国連加盟国の領土の一部でも支配下に置くことを目的とした軍事攻勢を開始した場合、この市場は「はい」で決着します。それ以外の場合、この市場は「いいえ」で決着します。 この市場においては、市場作成時点でいずれかの国連加盟国が事実上支配していた土地を、その国の主権領土とみなします。 この市場の決着の根拠は、信頼できる報道の総意とします。
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