January 23: Handwriting Day, Day of measuring your foot
Russian defense industry disassembles refrigerators for spare parts - British representative to the UN
Kirby: Lack of US aid will have catastrophic consequences for Ukraine
We must be ready for war - Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Norway
The UN opened an account in a Russian bank to conduct transactions in rubles
Enemy struck a residential area in Kharkiv, a house was damaged
Russian Dagger missiles lose battle with Patriot, disappoints China - media
Next few months will be critical for Ukraine - John Kirby
Explosions in Kharkiv, Russians strike at the city
5,000 trucks crossed the border to Poland after the unblocking
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January 23: Handwriting Day, Day of measuring your foot
The event was launched in 1977 in the United States at the initiative of the Writing Instrument Manufacturers Association.
Russian defense industry disassembles refrigerators for spare parts - British representative to the UN
As a result of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia's economy lost more than $400 billion due to sanctions.
Kirby: Lack of US aid will have catastrophic consequences for Ukraine
John Kirby, coordinator of the White House National Security Council, warns that if the US Congress does not approve further aid to Ukraine, it could lead to "catastrophic consequences" for the country. A refusal could also affect the contributions of other countries.
We must be ready for war - Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Norway
Commander-in-Chief of the Norwegian Armed Forces Eirik Kristoffersen emphasized the urgent need to strengthen the country's defense against potential Russian aggression over the next few years. He named Russia's accelerating military build-up and transition to a military economy as the main reasons for concern.
The UN opened an account in a Russian bank to conduct transactions in rubles
The United Nations has opened a bank account with an unnamed Russian bank that is not subject to sanctions, allowing it to conduct transactions in rubles. This happened at a time when Sovcombank applied to the US Treasury for a license to pay membership fees to the UN Environment Climate Initiative.
Enemy struck a residential area in Kharkiv, a house was damaged
The mayor of Kharkiv said that Russian troops hit a residential area, damaging a house. There is no information on possible casualties.
Russian Dagger missiles lose battle with Patriot, disappoints China - media
Chinese defense experts are disappointed with the capabilities of Russia's Kinzhal hypersonic missiles after several of them were shot down by Ukraine's Patriot system. These conclusions are important for China, which is preparing for potential conflicts with the United States, particularly over Taiwan.
Next few months will be critical for Ukraine - John Kirby
John Kirby, coordinator of the White House National Security Council, declared the next few months to be critical for Ukraine's defense against ongoing Russian aggression. He emphasized the need for swift support from Congress amid a reduction in arms supplies.
Explosions in Kharkiv, Russians strike at the city
A series of explosions occurred in Kharkiv, and the city mayor confirmed that it was a shelling by Russian forces. The consequences of the shelling are yet to be determined.
5,000 trucks crossed the border to Poland after the unblocking
According to Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov, nearly 5,000 trucks have left for Poland since the blockade of the crossing points was lifted. He emphasized the importance of the Freight Liberalization Agreement for Ukraine's survival.