GeoMemo
TUE, JUN 30 · EDT
Threat BoardconflictRussia-Ukraine ceasefire
conflictUpdated Jun 29, 19:36 EDT

Russia-Ukraine ceasefire

Tracking: Russia-Ukraine ceasefire

Current probability
12%
7-day move
-7.7pp
30-day move
-4.5pp
Confidence interval
1213%
Evidence count
29,759
Countries involvedRussiaUkraine
Probability history · last 90 days90 daily points · 29,759 total nudges
0%25%50%70%100%prior 20%Apr 2Apr 17May 2May 17Jun 1Jun 16Jun 30

Days without new evidence carry forward the prior day’s posterior. Each visible inflection is a Bayesian update triggered by ingested evidence — see the stream below for per-nudge reasoning.

Evidence stream?Evidence streamEach row is one dispatch scored against this threat. Direction + magnitude = how the Bayesian update moved the probability. Reasoning is what the AI engine saw in the article that justified the nudge — auditable, not a black box.latest 30 of 29,759
  1. −0.02Starmer’s defence investment plan revealed at last – but critics say it still falls short

    The article's mention of Britain's defence investment plan prioritizing drone capabilities, reflecting lessons from conflicts in Ukraine, suggests a continued focus on military preparedness, which could slightly decrease the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 17:49 · posterior → 13% · dispatch
  2. −0.03Nga 'gõ cửa' vành đai pháo đài Ukraine

    The article reports ongoing clashes and escalation of attacks by both sides, indicating a continued state of conflict that makes a ceasefire less likely.

    Jun 29, 17:31 · posterior → 12% · dispatch
  3. −0.02Starmer finds an extra £1bn for defence as long-delayed spending plan finally revealed

    The article mentions the acceleration of Britain's drone capabilities, which could potentially be used in the Ukraine conflict, thereby slightly decreasing the probability of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 17:30 · posterior → 13% · dispatch
  4. −0.03Mad Max Scenes in Russia: Fights and Threats at Gas Stations for a Few Liters of Fuel

    The article highlights the severe fuel crisis in Russia caused by Ukraine's attacks on Russian energy installations, which may escalate tensions and reduce the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 17:29 · posterior → 13% · dispatch
  5. −0.02Belarus’ Lukashenko courts Moscow and Beijing as Ukraine tensions simmer

    The article suggests increased cooperation between Belarus, Russia, and China, which may indicate a strengthening of alliances that could prolong the conflict, thereby decreasing the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 13:28 · posterior → 14% · dispatch
  6. −0.03Kremlin clarifies Russia's stance on peace in Ukraine

    The Kremlin's reiteration of its unchanged stance on peace in Ukraine, including the requirement for Ukraine to recognize Russian sovereignty over annexed territories and withdraw from certain areas, suggests a continued impasse in negotiations, making a ceasefire less likely.

    Jun 29, 12:37 · posterior → 15% · dispatch
  7. −0.03Russians desperate over fuel shortage: 'I'll smash your face in' - Wild incidents at gas stations (video)

    The article highlights the growing fuel crisis in Russia and its societal impacts, which could increase pressure on the Russian government, but also suggests that Vladimir Putin is open to negotiations, yet the overall context of ongoing attacks and worsening conditions makes a ceasefire less likely in the short term.

    Jun 29, 11:25 · posterior → 15% · dispatch
  8. −0.03Russian strikes on Ukraine kill at least 11, injure 40, as heatwave attacks too

    The article reports ongoing Russian strikes on Ukraine, indicating continued conflict and reducing the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 10:57 · posterior → 16% · dispatch
  9. −0.03Russia might launch limited war against Nato within a year: Dutch intel sounds alarm

    The article suggests an escalation of tensions and preparations for a prolonged confrontation between Russia and Europe, indicating a lower likelihood of a ceasefire in the near term.

    Jun 29, 10:56 · posterior → 17% · dispatch
  10. −0.05At least 9 killed as Russia launches fresh attacks across Ukraine's Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia

    The article reports fresh Russian attacks across Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties, which suggests an escalation of violence and reduces the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 10:26 · posterior → 16% · dispatch
  11. −0.03Russian missile and drone attacks kill at least eight in Ukraine

    The article reports ongoing Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, indicating continued escalation and a lack of progress towards a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 09:54 · posterior → 16% · dispatch
  12. −0.03Russia could attack NATO countries after the end of the war in Ukraine, according to the Netherlands

    The article suggests that Russia may be preparing for a long-term confrontation with Europe and could potentially attack NATO countries after the end of the war in Ukraine, which implies a lower likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 09:54 · posterior → 15% · dispatch
  13. −0.03Zelenskyy condemns ’horrific attacks’ as Russian strikes kill 8, wound 35 in Ukraine

    The article reports ongoing violent attacks and statements from both sides indicating no willingness to concede, which suggests a continued escalation of the conflict and decreased likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 09:51 · posterior → 15% · dispatch
  14. +0.03Russian troops survive just 20–35 minutes on Ukraine frontlines

    The article suggests heavy losses for Russian troops, which could increase pressure on Russia to consider a ceasefire to mitigate further losses.

    Jun 29, 09:47 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
  15. −0.03Russia: Our terms for Ukraine remain unchanged - Fuel shortages and front with Finland

    The article indicates that Russia's terms for a ceasefire remain unchanged, and President Putin has reiterated the need for Ukraine to withdraw from certain regions and abandon plans to join NATO, suggesting a continued impasse in negotiations.

    Jun 29, 09:38 · posterior → 14% · dispatch
  16. −0.03Zelenskyy condemns 'horrific attacks' as Russian strikes kill 8, wound 35 in Ukraine

    The article reports ongoing violent attacks and statements from both sides that suggest a continued commitment to conflict, making a ceasefire less likely.

    Jun 29, 08:29 · posterior → 17% · dispatch
  17. −0.03Russian strikes in Ukraine kill at least 8, injure 29

    The article reports ongoing violence and missile strikes by Russia in Ukraine, indicating continued escalation and a lack of progress towards a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 08:21 · posterior → 16% · dispatch
  18. −0.03Seven dead in Russian strikes on Ukraine

    The article reports on recent Russian strikes on Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties, which suggests an escalation of violence and reduces the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 07:44 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
  19. −0.03Russian conscripts have a life expectancy of up to 35 minutes on the front lines in Ukraine, say military bloggers

    The article highlights the high casualty rates and desperate recruitment efforts of the Russian military, which may indicate an escalation of the conflict, making a ceasefire less likely.

    Jun 29, 07:36 · posterior → 19% · dispatch
  20. −0.03‘A concession to Zelenskyy’s ultimatum’: Ukraine’s triumph over Belarus

    The article suggests increased tensions between Ukraine and Belarus, a key Russian ally, which could complicate ceasefire negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

    Jun 29, 07:18 · posterior → 17% · dispatch
  21. −0.03Stray Ukrainian drones crashing onto Nato soil are price worth paying to defeat Putin, says Estonian foreign minister

    The article suggests an escalation of the conflict with increased drone strikes targeting Russia's energy infrastructure, indicating a reduced likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 07:16 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
  22. −0.04Putin rejects Ukraine's proposal for partial de-escalation

    The article reports that Putin rejected Ukraine's proposal for partial de-escalation, indicating a reduced likelihood of a ceasefire in the near future.

    Jun 29, 06:24 · posterior → 19% · dispatch
  23. −0.04Russia-Ukraine war: Why has Putin rejected limits on long-range strikes?

    The article reports Putin's rejection of Ukraine's proposal to limit long-range strikes, indicating a hardened stance from Russia and reducing the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 05:58 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
  24. −0.02Beijing: China's Head of State Xi Receives Belarusian Leader Lukashenko

    The meeting between Xi and Lukashenko, a key ally of Putin, may indicate increased cooperation between China and Russia-aligned countries, potentially undermining efforts towards a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 05:18 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
  25. −0.03There are peace contacts: Putin, but proposals seek to 'save Kiev'

    The article indicates that Putin is not satisfied with current peace proposals and is determined to continue hostilities until Russia's objectives are met, suggesting a lower likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 04:57 · posterior → 20% · dispatch
  26. −0.03Putin Makes Rare Admission About Russia's 'Problems' In Ukraine

    The article highlights Putin's rare admission of problems in Ukraine and Ukraine's successful long-range strikes, which may harden Russia's stance and reduce the likelihood of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 04:35 · posterior → 19% · dispatch
  27. +0.03German Foreign Minister, U.S. counterpart to discuss new burden-sharing arrangement in NATO

    The article suggests increased diplomatic efforts and long-term support for Ukraine, which may pressure Russia to negotiate a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 04:03 · posterior → 20% · dispatch
  28. +0.03Putin: We are waiting for US negotiators in Moscow when Washington stops focusing on Iran

    The article suggests that Putin is open to negotiations and willing to continue discussions, which could potentially lead to a ceasefire, but the condition that the US must reduce its focus on Iran first introduces uncertainty.

    Jun 29, 02:58 · posterior → 13% · dispatch
  29. +0.03Putin: We are waiting for American negotiators on Ukraine after de-escalation of crisis with Iran

    The article suggests that Russia is willing to restart dialogue with the US on the Ukraine conflict, which could potentially lead to a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 02:44 · posterior → 15% · dispatch
  30. +0.03Ukraine says 'Spirit of Anchorage' is dead as Putin forced to admit fuel shortages

    The article suggests that Russia's fuel shortages and Ukraine's continued drone assaults on Russian military industries and energy facilities may pressure Moscow to come to the negotiating table, increasing the probability of a ceasefire.

    Jun 29, 02:28 · posterior → 18% · dispatch
Prior · Posterior
Prior
20%
base rate before evidence
Posterior
12%
after 29,759 pieces of evidence
Methodology

This threat’s probability started at the prior — a base rate from historical data and expert elicitation. Every dispatch scored against the threat nudges the probability via Bayesian update. The visible chart is the posterior evolving with each piece of evidence. Confidence interval tightens as evidence count grows. Read the full approach at /about/methodology.