EU High Representative Kaja Kallas commented on possible obstacles to Ukraine's accession to the EU from Hungary. She emphasized that despite the complexity of decision-making, the EU always reaches consensus.
Three civilians were wounded as a result of an enemy attack in Sinelnykivka district - an 11-year-old boy, a 54-year-old man and an 83-year-old woman. All the victims were hospitalized, their condition is assessed as moderate.
Under the eOselya affordable mortgage program, 15,068 families purchased housing worth UAH 24. 5 billion. Military personnel and law enforcement officers received the most loans - 8,224 at 3% per annum.
A 33-year-old man attacked a 50-year-old priest in the Vasylkiv Cathedral, hitting him in the head with a wrench. The attacker was detained and faces up to 7 years in prison.
The National Security and Defense Council's Center for Countering Disinformation warns of a fraudulent scheme to collect personal data of Ukrainians. The attackers introduce themselves as employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and refer to preparations for the population census.
PACE adopted a resolution on reforming the UN Security Council with 109 votes. The document envisages expanding the membership, revising the veto and strengthening the role of the UN General Assembly.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Martha Kos has announced the possibility of opening the 'Fundamentals' and 'External Action' clusters for Ukraine in the framework of the EU accession negotiations in the first half of the year. Implementation depends on the support of member states and the procedure in the EU Council.
The European Union is working on a new package of sanctions against Russia, which is expected to be ready by February. Kaja Kallas emphasized the importance of continuing economic pressure and military support for Ukraine.
José Manuel Albares visited Lviv, where he will open the first Cultural Hub in Ukraine together with Ukrainian officials and the head of UNESCO. The Minister also visited Lviv National University.
Dmytro Klimenkov has been dismissed from the post of Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine. This decision is related to the arms procurement issues previously announced by Minister Rustem Umerov.
Russian troops attacked 7 settlements in Donetsk region, damaging 23 civilian objects. Two people were killed in Rodynske, another was wounded in Pokrovsk, and destruction of residential buildings and infrastructure was recorded.
France plans to provide Ukraine with Mirage 2000 fighter jets in the first quarter of 2025. This was announced by the Minister of the French Armed Forces Sebastian Lecornu.
As a result of a nighttime attack by Russian drones, 72 settlements in Cherkasy region were cut off from electricity. Electricity consumption in Ukraine is decreasing due to warming, and the power system continues to recover from the attacks.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring a review of medical standards for military personnel, including transgender people. The document could affect thousands of military personnel and is part of a broader initiative to roll back diversity programs.
Saudi club Al Hilal announced the termination of Neymar's contract by mutual consent. The Brazilian played only 7 matches for the club due to an ACL injury.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 100 Shahed drones and imitator drones from different directions. Air defense forces destroyed 65 UAVs and damaged infrastructure in seven regions.
As a result of the night shelling in Odesa, apartments on the 18th and 19th floors of a residential complex were damaged and windows in four high-rise buildings were smashed. Three people were injured, six cars were destroyed and a school was damaged.
Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and the region with Shahed and Geranium-2 drones. Four people were injured, including a child, and private houses, cars, and a gas pipe were damaged.
Donald Trump publicly discussed the possibility of running for a third presidential term during the Republican convention. His comments were perceived as a joke, although the congressman has already proposed a corresponding constitutional amendment.
Russian troops attacked Odesa with drones and a rocket, injuring 4 people. Residential buildings, summer cottages, a grain warehouse were damaged and 10 cars burned.
A UAV attack damaged a vintage car museum, destroying 9 vehicles and damaging 27 others. Damage was also reported in three districts of the region, with no civilian casualties.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 159 combat engagements over the past day. The enemy carried out 28 air strikes, fired over 5,000 times and used 2,411 kamikaze drones.
Following the night attack by Russian troops in Uman region, efforts are underway to restore electricity and heat supply. Water supply and sewerage are running on generators, and there are no casualties.
The study found that climate change could lead to 2. 3 million additional heat-related deaths in 854 European cities by 2099. The highest number of deaths is expected in Mediterranean cities, including Barcelona, Rome and Naples.
A senior IRGC commander confirms Iran's purchase of Su-35 fighters from Russia. The number of purchased aircraft and delivery dates were not disclosed.
There were 82 combat engagements in the frontline, most of them in the Pokrovsk sector - 37 attacks. The enemy was active in the Kursk sector, where 11 combat engagements took place and 14 unmanned aerial vehicles were dropped.
European diplomats express cautious optimism about Donald Trump's position on Ukraine.
The EU Council has officially extended economic sanctions against Russia until July 31, 2025. The restrictions cover trade, finance, energy, technology and other sectors.
EU foreign ministers approve sanctions against three Russian GRU officers for cyberattacks on Estonia in 2020.
PACE has approved an urgent debate on “European commitment to a just peace in Ukraine”. The debate and vote on the resolution are scheduled for Thursday during the winter session.
