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X-59 guided missile shot down over Kryvyi Rih district - Vilkul
Local authorities can buy electronic warfare equipment to counter russian missiles and drones - Ihnat
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Estonia will not expel Ukrainian men of mobilization age - Kallas
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas assures that Ukrainian men of military age will not be expelled and calls for voluntary return.
Ukraine returns over 500 children and 2,800 adults from Russia - Lubinets
Ukraine has repatriated more than 500 children and 2,800 adults from Russia, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said in Davos.
"There will be more drones. We are preparing news on air defense," Zelenskyy said in his evening address
Zelenskyy announced new agreements on weapons production, including drones, strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, and global support against Russian aggression.
X-59 guided missile shot down over Kryvyi Rih district - Vilkul
The missile shot down over Kryvyi Rih by the defense forces was an X-59 guided missile.
Local authorities can buy electronic warfare equipment to counter russian missiles and drones - Ihnat
A spokesperson for the Ukrainian Air Force announced that local communities can purchase electronic warfare equipment from civilian sources to counter drones and missiles.
Zelenskyy's working visit to Switzerland, where he will speak in Davos, begins on January 15
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy will begin his working visit to Switzerland on January 15, where he will meet with officials and give a speech in Davos.
86 military clashes with the enemy in a day: Ukrainian defenders hold their ground
According to the General Staff, 86 military clashes with the russian invaders took place over the past day. In total, the enemy launched 3 missile and 60 air strikes, fired 45 times from multiple launch rocket systems at the positions of our troops and populated areas.
In Davos, Umerov proposes to create an international group to withdraw russian troops from Ukraine
Ukraine's Defense Minister proposed creating an international group to develop a mechanism for the withdrawal of russian troops. He emphasized that the withdrawal is a necessary condition for the restoration of Ukraine's sovereignty.
Swiss Foreign Minister talks about involving russia and China in peace talks
Swiss Foreign Minister Cassis said in Davos that russia could eventually be involved in peace talks in Ukraine. China's involvement could also happen, he said.
Finland's Loviisa NPP no longer depends on russian fuel
The Finnish nuclear power plant Loviisa, owned by Fortum, is switching from russian fuel to Western fuel. However, the existing stocks of russian fuel will be used.