From CSIS External Relations <[email protected]>
Subject By The Numbers: Russian Missile Attack, U.S. EV Market, North Korean Provocations, and More
Date June 1, 2025 3:13 PM
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1,000 missiles

Russia recently conducted its largest air attack on Ukraine, launching approximately 1,000 drones and missiles over a three-day period during stalled ceasefire negotiations.



SOURCE: "Russia Conducts Largest Air Attack on Ukraine to Date" by CSIS's Yasir Atalan and Benjamin Jensen.

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11 percent

While the world as a whole is expected to reach a 25 percent EV sales rate in 2025, the United States is expected to stay relatively stagnant at 11 percent.



SOURCE: "What’s Missing from the U.S. Debate on Electric Vehicles" by CSIS's Ilaria Mazzocco.

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410 provocations

Since the Korean War, there have been more than 410 North Korean provocations towards the United States, including missile and nuclear tests, airplane hijackings, and territorial incursions into South Korea.



SOURCE: "Database: North Korean Provocations" by the CSIS Korea Chair.

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136 percent

The number of detected cyberattacks against U.S. targets surged 136 percent between October 2024 and April 2025.



SOURCE: "Criteria for Cyber Situational Awareness" by CSIS's Julia Brock and James Andrew Lewis.

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