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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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Romanian protesters plan to block another checkpoint on the border with Ukraine

Romanian protesters, including trucking companies and farmers, plan to block the Halmeu-Dacove border crossing on the Romanian-Ukrainian border, which is likely to affect truck traffic. The blockade, however, will not affect the movement of cars and buses.

Society • January 18, 06:57 AM • 30699 views
Russian army attacks south with Shahed drones at night: 9 drones downed, Kherson hit

Russian troops launched a drone attack into southern Ukraine from the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov, hitting residential areas of Kherson and damaging high-rise buildings. Ukrainian air defense units countered the attack, shooting down eight attack drones in Mykolaiv region and another in Kherson region.

War in Ukraine • January 18, 06:43 AM • 24429 views
The US Senate is expected to consider a package of measures on border security and Ukraine next week

US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell expressed confidence that a bipartisan deal on Ukraine and border security funding will be considered by the Senate next week. The proposed package includes more than $60 billion in aid to Ukraine, $14 billion to Israel, and $14 billion for border security and migrant processing.

Politics • January 18, 06:29 AM • 30740 views
General Staff: the number of liquidated occupants exceeded 373 thousand

According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost about 373,600 personnel, 6,147 tanks and thousands of pieces of other military equipment.

War in Ukraine • January 18, 06:19 AM • 25202 views
22 out of 33 enemy "shaheeds" were destroyed in the sky over Ukraine at night

The Ukrainian Defense Forces reportedly destroyed 22 of 33 Shahed attack drones launched by Russian forces on the night of January 18. Several other drones did not reach their targets.

War in Ukraine • January 18, 06:13 AM • 24763 views
How to take care of your face and hands in winter: expert advice

To combat winter skin dryness, experts recommend using a moisturizer, washing with warm water, and give a number of other tips.

Health • January 18, 04:00 AM • 58312 views
Dogs can wag their tails so much because people like the rhythm - researchers

Researchers suggest that tail wagging in dogs may have evolved during domestication, as humans enjoy rhythmic movements.

Society • January 18, 02:00 AM • 26892 views
Saturn's satellite has strange 'magic islands': they may turn out to be porous icebergs

"Magic islands" in the seas of Saturn's moon Titan may be porous blocks of "snow", scientists suggest.

Technologies • January 18, 12:00 AM • 34312 views
In occupied Luhansk region, Russians force locals to support Putin before "elections"

Residents of the occupied territories of Luhansk region are being forced to support Putin on the eve of the "elections" in Russia. The National Resistance Headquarters reports that the authorities are using state employees to collect signatures in an attempt to imitate broad local support.

War in Ukraine • January 17, 11:30 PM • 80765 views
Belarus becomes the second country with the largest number of imprisoned priests, according to the Pontifical Association

A report by the Pontifical Association reports that ten priests have been detained in Belarus over the past year, making Belarus the second country with the highest number of imprisoned priests. It is assumed that Lukashenka's administration is carrying out systematic harassment of the Catholic Church.

Society • January 17, 09:52 PM • 46400 views
British Foreign Secretary says he is working on using Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine

During a speech at the World Economic Forum, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said he was working on the issue of using Russian assets to rebuild Ukraine.

Politics • January 17, 03:09 PM • 24574 views
Belgian Prime Minister says a mechanism for confiscating Russian assets is needed

Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Kroo said that Belgium is not against the confiscation of 280 billion euros of frozen assets of the Russian central bank, but is in favor of a clear mechanism.

Politics • January 17, 02:41 PM • 24728 views
EU prepares to extend duty-free trade with Ukraine until June 2025, Poland wants to make changes - Minister

The European Commission is reportedly preparing a draft decision to extend duty-free trade with Ukraine until June 2025, despite calls from some member states to reintroduce duties.

Economy • January 17, 01:59 PM • 51487 views
British Foreign Secretary to meet with Kuleba in Davos: what will they talk about

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron plans to meet with his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba.

Politics • January 17, 01:05 PM • 26564 views
Stoltenberg: US will not withdraw from NATO despite Trump

Despite Donald Trump's previous threats, the United States will not withdraw from NATO, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

News of the World • January 17, 12:49 PM • 25112 views
Russian army attacks Beryslav, three wounded

Russian troops attacked Beryslav, Kherson region, injuring three people. According to Oleksandr Prokudin, the victims, including a couple in their 60s and a 54-year-old man, received medical assistance.

War in Ukraine • January 17, 12:40 PM • 24418 views
Blinken says he doesn't think a ceasefire in Ukraine is anywhere near

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, speaking at the World Economic Forum, said that he does not think a ceasefire in Ukraine is anywhere near.

Politics • January 17, 12:25 PM • 26124 views
Minister: Ukraine has enough coal, gas and nuclear fuel reserves to get through the winter

Ukrainian Energy Minister Herman Galushchenko assured that the country has sufficient energy reserves to survive the winter.

Politics • January 17, 11:49 AM • 22991 views
20 billion euros for Hungary will not be unfrozen until conditions are met - von der Leyen

The EU has frozen 20 billion euros of funds intended for Hungary, and Budapest must fulfill certain conditions to unblock these funds.

News of the World • January 17, 11:25 AM • 25601 views
President of the European Commission is "confident" of an agreement on assistance to Ukraine at the level of 27 EU members, including Hungary

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is optimistic that all 27 EU member states, including Hungary, which had previously opposed the decision, will reach an agreement on a €50 billion aid package for Ukraine.

Politics • January 17, 10:29 AM • 22869 views
Ukrenergo warns of 5% electricity shortage amid cold snap: calls for saving

Due to the sharp cold snap, Ukraine has seen a sharp increase in electricity consumption, which has led to a 5% deficit in the power system. Ukrenergo calls on the population to use electricity sparingly in these conditions.

Economy • January 17, 09:54 AM • 51645 views
In Kryvyi Rih, audible sounds of explosions are reported. Ukrainian air force warned of a missile fired in the direction of the city

Ukrainian Air Force warns of an enemy missile in the direction of Kryvyi Rih.

War in Ukraine • January 17, 09:04 AM • 24329 views
Kuleba talks with colleague from holding EU presidency Belgium: aim to hold first round of membership talks on time

Ukraine held talks with Belgium, which currently holds the presidency of the EU Council, on steps towards EU membership with the common goal of holding an intergovernmental conference as an initial stage of accession negotiations. The parties also discussed the use of frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine.

Politics • January 17, 08:56 AM • 21801 views
EU confident of Orbán U-turn on allowing money to Ukraine, deal could be within weeks - Politico

Hungary has shown increasing willingness to compromise on the EU's €50 billion funding for Ukraine. Negotiations on potential sweeteners for Hungary are ongoing, and it is hoped that an agreement will be reached in the coming weeks.

Politics • January 17, 08:35 AM • 25498 views
There is no shortage of electricity - Ministry of Energy

The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine reports that there is no shortage of electricity. At the same time, the Ministry calls for reducing consumption during peak hours

Economy • January 17, 07:59 AM • 24788 views
Maidan cases: nine more Berkut officers to stand trial for mass shootings on Instytutska Street

Nine more Berkut Black Company officers will stand trial in the case of the mass shootings of activists on Instytutska Street in Kyiv in 2014 during the Maidan.

Crimes and emergencies • January 17, 07:27 AM • 50707 views
France is going to sign an agreement on security guarantees with Ukraine - Macron

French President Emmanuel Macron announces that France plans to sign a security agreement with Ukraine and start supplying weapons. Macron is personally planning a February visit to Ukraine to finalize these agreements.

Politics • January 17, 06:55 AM • 53987 views
DIU reported fires on the railroad in Russia: video shown

According to the Defence Intelligence of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, a railroad burned again in Russia.

War in Ukraine • January 17, 06:36 AM • 48141 views
13 wounded in hospitals due to Russian attack on Kharkiv - RMA

Russian missile strike on Kharkiv hospitalizes 13 people.

War in Ukraine • January 17, 06:23 AM • 42224 views
Grenade explosion in a village council in Zakarpattia: SBU announces consideration of reclassification to a more serious crime with life imprisonment

The case of deputy Serhiy Batryn, suspected of exploding grenades in a village council in Zakarpattia, may be reclassified as a more serious crime.

Crimes and emergencies • January 16, 02:59 PM • 21552 views