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Julia Shramko

He is a production editor on the news feed at UNN news agency. She is responsible for monitoring information sources, publishing news, communicating with news journalists on operational tasks, making suggestions for comments and developing topics. She studied at Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University. She majored in applied linguistics. She worked at the Volyn News Agency and VolynPost news agency.
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Services in "Reserve+" will be temporarily unavailable - Ministry of Defense

On January 3, from 00:00 to 06:00, planned technical work will be carried out in the "Oberih" register. During this period, the Reserve ID update and service provision will be temporarily unavailable in the "Reserve+" application.

Society • January 2, 12:40 PM • 2873 views
Erdogan said he would discuss the peace process in Ukraine with Trump and is in contact with Zelenskyy

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will hold a telephone conversation with Donald Trump regarding the peace process in Ukraine and the Palestinian issue. The Turkish leader is also in contact with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders on these issues.

Politics • January 2, 12:36 PM • 6058 views
Dollar starts 2026 with slight gains after biggest annual drop in eight years

The US dollar started 2026 with a strengthening after last year's difficulties, while the yen approached a 10-month low. Traders are awaiting US economic data to forecast changes in interest rates this year.

Economy • January 2, 12:21 PM • 5299 views
Zelenskyy offered Budanov to head the Presidential Office: named the tasks of the new head of the OPPhoto

President Zelenskyy met with Kyrylo Budanov and offered him to head the Office of the President of Ukraine. Budanov should focus on security issues, the development of the Defense Forces and the diplomatic track, as well as update the strategic foundations of defense.

Politics • January 2, 11:39 AM • 76402 views
Switzerland faces the painful task of identifying resort fire victims: first fatality identified

In Switzerland, investigators are identifying charred bodies after a bar fire that killed about 40 people at a New Year's Eve party. Among the first identified is a 16-year-old Italian golfer.

News of the World • January 2, 11:37 AM • 4710 views
China received 22 shipments of Russian LNG despite sanctions - ReutersPhoto

China received 22 shipments of liquefied natural gas from Russia's Portovaya and Arctic LNG-2 projects in 2023. All deliveries arrived at the Beihai LNG terminal in Guangxi.

Economy • January 2, 11:19 AM • 4675 views
Snow in five regions, up to 8 cm in places, but main roads are passable - road workersVideo

On January 2, snow fell in five regions of Ukraine, up to 8 cm in places. State roads are passable, 454 units of special equipment and 550 workers are involved.

Society • January 2, 10:57 AM • 5487 views
Precious metals started the new year with growth after a record 2025

Precious metals resumed their rally at the beginning of the new year, continuing the unprecedented growth of 2025, supported by geopolitical tensions and expectations of interest rate cuts. Gold rose 1.4% to $4372.35 per ounce, silver rose 3.6% to $73.79 per ounce.

Economy • January 2, 10:22 AM • 3332 views
Winter arrived almost a month late: last December in Kyiv was one of the warmest

Meteorological winter in Kyiv began on December 24, almost a month later than the norm. December 2025 was among the ten warmest since observations began, with an average monthly temperature of 1.0°C.

Kyiv • January 2, 10:12 AM • 3871 views
Situation in Pokrovsk: the enemy is unsuccessfully trying to accumulate forces for the assault on Hryshyne - Air Assault ForcesPhoto

The Russians tried to use the logistical route between Shevchenkove and Pokrovsk to accumulate additional forces, using more than 30 units of light equipment. Units of the 7th Corps of the Air Assault Forces destroyed part of the equipment during the march, and the rest directly within the southeastern borders of the city.

War in Ukraine • January 2, 09:59 AM • 3499 views
From in-body courier deliveries to plans for weekly $200,000 shipments: Ukraine busts cocaine drug trafficking channel from the EUVideo

Law enforcement officers have dismantled an international cocaine supply channel to Ukraine, organized by a group of citizens from Ukraine, Armenia, the Czech Republic, and Germany. The organizer, who had previously served a sentence for drug offenses in the US, planned to import up to 2 kg of cocaine weekly, with the value of a single shipment exceeding $200,000.

Society • January 2, 09:54 AM • 4771 views
In Vinnytsia, a man launched fireworks on January 1 despite the ban: the police found himPhoto

Vinnytsia police identified a 45-year-old man who launched fireworks from a building on January 1. He was taken to the police station, where it was found that he was intoxicated.

Society • January 2, 09:41 AM • 8019 views
In Kherson, heating disruptions are possible amid Russian strikes on heat generation since morning; parts of the city are without electricity

In Kherson, heat supply disruptions are possible due to enemy strikes on a heat generation facility. Also, in the Dniprovskyi district of the city, there is a partial power outage and possible water supply disruptions.

Society • January 2, 09:29 AM • 4171 views
Tourists warned of deteriorating weather in the Carpathians: snow with strong wind and frostPhoto

Deteriorating weather conditions have been recorded in the high-altitude Carpathians: on Mount Pip Ivan, it is cloudy, snowing, with winds up to 25 m/s and a temperature of -14°C. Rescuers recommend refraining from hiking and installing the "Mountain Rescue" application.

Society • January 2, 09:19 AM • 3345 views
Russia attacked energy facilities in two regions, there are power outages in Odesa and Zaporizhzhia, due to bad weather in two regions - Ministry of Energy

Russia attacked energy infrastructure in Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia regions. In Odesa region, more than 11,000 consumers remain without electricity after previous attacks.

Society • January 2, 09:04 AM • 4410 views
White House seeks to fast-track approval of Trump ballroom construction by March - report

The Donald Trump administration is trying to expedite the review process for the White House ballroom project to get final approval as early as March. This would allow construction to begin a month later, despite lawsuits and criticism.

News of the World • January 2, 08:56 AM • 4762 views
Continuation of Russia's operation to disrupt peace talks: FIS warns that the Kremlin is preparing a large-scale provocation with human casualties

The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine warns of the Kremlin's preparation of an armed provocation with significant human casualties. It may occur on the eve or during Christmas according to the Julian calendar, likely in a religious building or another symbolic object.

War in Ukraine • January 2, 08:34 AM • 53057 views
Three tankers with Russian oil head to India's largest refinery after purchases resumed - Bloomberg

Three tankers carrying almost 2. 2 million barrels of Urals crude are heading to Reliance Industries Ltd.'s Jamnagar refinery in India. This comes after the plant resumed purchases of Russian oil for domestic production.

Economy • January 2, 08:11 AM • 7061 views
Russians attacked a hospital in Chernihiv region with drones: consequences shownPhoto

Russian troops attacked Semenivka with drones yesterday evening, damaging the city hospital, service vehicles, garages, and a food unit. Also, at night, a "Geran" drone hit a forestry in Koriukiv district, causing a fire in an outbuilding.

War in Ukraine • January 2, 07:55 AM • 10366 views
Malinovskyi's goal recognized as the best for the Ukrainian national team in 2025: videoVideo

The Ukrainian Football Association has named the best goal of the Ukrainian national team in 2025. It was Ruslan Malinovskyi's second goal against Iceland.

Sports • January 2, 07:37 AM • 2725 views
At least 7 people killed during growing protests in Iran

In Iran, demonstrations caused by the deteriorating economic situation have spread to rural provinces, claiming the lives of at least seven people. These deaths may indicate increased measures by the Iranian authorities in response to the protests.

News of the World • January 2, 07:22 AM • 5233 views
China's BYD overtakes Tesla as world's leading EV seller

Chinese company BYD reported a 28% increase in EV sales last year, exceeding 2. 25 million units. This allowed it to overtake Tesla for the first time, which, according to analysts, sold about 1.65 million cars during the same period.

News of the World • January 2, 06:57 AM • 4442 views
Over Ukraine, 86 out of 116 drones launched by Russia neutralized overnight

Russia launched 116 attack UAVs over Ukraine overnight, of which 86 were shot down or suppressed. 27 drones were recorded hitting 23 locations.

War in Ukraine • January 2, 06:41 AM • 3545 views
Oil prices rose slightly after the largest annual decline since 2020

Brent and WTI crude futures rose by 35 and 34 cents respectively on the first trading day of 2026. This followed the largest annual decline since 2020, caused by drone attacks on Russian oil facilities and US sanctions against Venezuela.

Economy • January 2, 06:35 AM • 5200 views
98 battles on the front, most in Pokrovsk, Kostiantynivka and Lyman directions: General Staff mapPhoto

Over the past day, 98 combat engagements took place, the enemy launched 1 missile and 51 air strikes, and used 151 guided aerial bombs. The Defense Forces hit four concentration areas and two enemy command posts.

War in Ukraine • January 2, 06:19 AM • 4275 views
No champagne or cognac: new rules came into force for Ukrainian wine and other alcohol

Laws regulating the naming of alcoholic beverages of Ukrainian origin and ceasing the use of a number of EU geographical indications have come into force in Ukraine. Ukrainian producers will no longer be able to call their products "cognac" and "champagne."

Economy • January 1, 03:37 PM • 18359 views
As many as last year: it became known how many babies were born in Kyiv on New Year's Eve

On New Year's Eve, from December 31, 2025, to January 1, 2026, 12 babies were born in Kyiv's maternity hospitals: 6 girls and 6 boys. The largest number of babies – seven – were born at the Kyiv City Perinatal Center.

Society • January 1, 02:37 PM • 4880 views
US sharply reduced tariffs on Italian pasta after re-evaluation

The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced a sharp reduction by the US of proposed tariffs for Italian pasta producers. The revision of rates occurred after accusations of selling at unfairly low prices, which affected La Molisana and Garofalo.

News of the World • January 1, 02:19 PM • 4564 views
E-audit launched in Ukraine: what taxpayers need to know

Starting January 1, an electronic audit system (E-audit) was launched in Ukraine. It automatically checks taxpayers' accounting data, identifying risks and inconsistencies.

Society • January 1, 01:59 PM • 4140 views
Umerov arrived in Ankara for talks with the Turkish Foreign Minister

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Rustem Umerov in Ankara. The meeting took place on the eve of the talks between national security advisers of the "coalition of the willing" countries on January 3.

Politics • January 1, 01:37 PM • 4126 views