Ukraine is on air alert due to the threat of Russian X-47M2 Kinzhal missile.
NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg says Russia will not achieve its goals in Ukraine.
Ukrainian banks increase lending to businesses and households.
Ending support for Windows 10 could result in 240 million computers being scrapped, generating approximately 480 million kilograms of e-waste.
Russian troops shelled Kherson with artillery, wounding an 85-year-old woman and damaging residential areas. The incident was reported by Alexander Prokudin, adding a video showing the destruction.
President of Ukraine Zelenskyy signs a bill on insuring investments against war risks through the Export Credit Agency, aimed at attracting investment and stimulating economic recovery.
A 12-year-old Ukrainian boy returned home after 18 months in the occupied territory and four months in Russia. His mother serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The return was facilitated by the Office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine increased amid cold snap.
The Arctic LNG 2 project has been delayed due to U. S. sanctions, which has led to higher gas prices in Europe.
According to Ihor Moroz, Russian troops shelled Avdiivka 11 times, attacked Myrnohrad community and dropped bombs on Toretsk, killing 3 people.
Russian troops shell Kherson again, resulting in explosions in the city center.
The bad weather left 387 settlements in Ukraine without power, affecting five regions, and traffic on the main roads is.
President Zelenskyy signs a law that simplifies the import of humanitarian aid, including exempting cars for military use from taxation. The law also supports the energy sector and requires electronic reporting of aid starting in 2024.
In Kyiv, water supply has been restored to Derevlianska Street and traffic has been partially reopened after an accident at a water supply line.
Russian troops conducted 181 attacks in Zaporizhzhia region, including missile and unmanned aerial vehicle attacks, with no civilian casualties, said Yuriy Malashko.
An enemy Shahed drone was shot down in Khmelnytsky region during an air raid.
Russian troops fired 117 times at Kherson region, killing one person and wounding two others, with 65 shells fired directly at the city of Kherson.
Ukrainian forces shoot down 24 of 28 Russian Shahed drones launched on December 22.
In Lviv, a bus hit a pedestrian and he was hospitalized; the police are investigating the incident and the bus was taken to the impound lot.
Kyiv experienced record temperatures for two consecutive days. On December 20, the temperature reached a maximum of +10.6°C, exceeding the 1982 record set on the same day.
The U. S. Congressional recess leaves issues such as aid to Ukraine and border security unresolved, making January a challenging month
An Armtrac 400 demining vehicle exploded on a mine in Kharkiv region while clearing a power line; the region remains highly mine-prone.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban recalls a brief meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Argentina.
According to expert Sergiy Kuyun, fuel prices in Ukraine will decrease by the New Year.
According to BGSU spokesman Andriy Demchenko, half of the men crossing the border are drivers engaged in international transportation, and of course, there are other categories that are not subject to mobilization.
Explosions in Kerch, Crimea, were recorded today.
Kyivstar has fully restored all basic services after the hacker attack and cancels the following subscription fee.
A 54-year-old local resident was killed as a result of an attack by Russian troops on the village of Tyahynka in Kherson region.
The Verkhovna Rada has approved the appointment of four new members of the Accounting Chamber of Ukraine for six years, amid concerns from G7 ambassadors.
Ukraine's parliament has passed a bill regulating the use of cannabis for medical purposes, with strict controls on production and police oversight of non-medical distribution. Medicines will require electronic prescriptions and will become available in the second half of 2024.
