Ukrainian exports are expected to grow from 2024 to 2026.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine decreases with warming.
The collision of two trains in Indonesia killed four crew members, 22 to 37 people were injured, all passengers were evacuated. The cause of the collision is unknown.
Russian troops attacked Donetsk region 24 times, shelling 6 settlements and damaging 39 civilian objects, including a school and residential buildings; a woman and a man were killed and two other civilians were injured.
Russians bomb Nevske in Luhansk region, destroying houses.
The most effective response to Russia's horrific violence against the Ukrainian people is to continue to provide Ukraine with vital air defense equipment, the White House says.
Air defense was working in Kirovograd region at night, no casualties or damage reported.
A drone strike sets warehouses on fire in Mykolaiv region; no casualties are reported, but a kindergarten and residential buildings are damaged.
Russia has used North Korean ballistic missiles against Ukraine. The United States is still assessing the consequences.
Ukrainian pilots may complete their F-16 training in the United States later this year, but there are no specific dates.
The United States continues to support Ukraine and seeks to help build its own military-industrial base.
During the day, Russian troops fired 125 times at Kherson region, killing one person and wounding seven.
Because of the winter storm, Biden moved his Democratic speech from Saturday to Friday in Philadelphia.
The Philippine military said two Chinese ships were spying on Philippine and U. S. ships
About 10 explosions occurred in Sevastopol in Crimea.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hints at a general election in the second half of the year.
Ukraine's merchandise trade deficit in 2023 reached $26. 4 billion due to logistical problems and defense needs, while efforts to increase exports continue.
Explosions in Kropyvnytskyi and Kryvyi Rih; Air Force warns of missile threat.
The loud noise in Mariupol was caused by a low-flying enemy aircraft, explains Andriushchenko.
The DIU confirms that a Russian Su-34 bomber burned down at the airfield in Chelyabinsk; the cause is being investigated.
Russian troops are increasing the number of sniper pairs in the Tauride sector, and have intensified combat operations using aircraft and artillery. Ukraine calls on its military to be cautious.
Ukraine has sufficient domestic electricity production, but its consumption is high, prompting savings. Bad weather left 95 settlements without power.
It was loud in occupied Mariupol today.
Energoatom commented on the IAEA's non-admission to Zaporizhzhya NPP reactor rooms.
Two dead, 62 wounded as a result of Russian missile attack on the central district of Kharkiv.
The NATO-Ukraine Council is expected to meet on January 10 at Ukraine's request in the wake of recent Russian strikes.
Deadly bird flu has been found in a dead polar bear in Alaska, marking the first known case of infection in an endangered Arctic animal. Tissues from the bear tested positive for the virus
Ihnat says that it is impossible to predict when Russia might launch another massive strike; intelligence collects data but cannot set a specific time frame.
The collision at Haneda Airport caused ANA and JAL airlines to cancel about 130 flights, affecting more than 28,000 passengers.
Polish official Jacek Severa suggests that the Russian missile's violation of airspace may have been a provocation.
