From CSIS External Relations <[email protected]>
Subject By The Numbers: Ukraine's Advance, Oil Market Repercussions, North Korean Weapons Transfers, and More
Date October 22, 2023 3:05 PM
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90 meters

Ukrainian forces retain the initiative in the war but advanced an average of only 90 meters per day on the southern front during the peak of their summer offensive, according to new CSIS analysis.



SOURCE: "Seizing the Initiative in Ukraine: Waging War in a Defense Dominant World" by CSIS's Seth G. Jones, Riley McCabe, and Alexander Palmer.

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$89 per barrel

Brent crude prices rose to nearly $89 per barrel after Hamas's attack on Israel. If the conflict widens to include Hezbollah or Iran, it will likely mean broader oil market repercussions.



SOURCE: "Energy Market Implications of the Israel-Hamas Conflict" by CSIS's Ben Cahill.

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6 voyages

CSIS satellite imagery analysis shows continued transfer of North Korean munitions to Russia, suggesting that at least six sea voyages have been made between the two countries since late August.



SOURCE: "Ongoing Arms Transfer Activity at Najin Port" by CSIS's Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., Victor Cha, and Jennifer Jun.

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2.4 billion people

An estimated 2.4 billion people now live in countries confronting water stress, fueling concerns that mounting food needs risk colliding with increasing water scarcity.



SOURCE: "Water and Food: How, When, and Why Water Imperils Global Food Security" by CSIS's David Michel.

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