In December, Ukraine recorded three cases of a new sub-variant of the Pirole coronavirus, with a total of 17 strains circulating in the country.
Iran denies IAEA report on uranium enrichment.
Ukraine risks delaying payments to civil servants and pensioners without vital foreign aid; it needs $37 billion in 2023. Delays in EU and U.S. funding threaten Ukraine's recovery and stability.
In December, Ukraine received $5 billion in aid, mostly for social spending, with Japan being the largest donor.
The Russian agent was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
The price of an espresso in Ukraine increased from 15 UAH in 2017 to 30 UAH in 2023, with a significant jump during the full-scale invasion.
The EU could give Ukraine a 20 billion euro aid package to bypass Hungary's veto using a debt-financing model.
Former court chairman Vsevolod Kniazev was found guilty based on NACP materials and fined UAH 2,550; a gift worth UAH 906,600 was confiscated.
Ukraine's agricultural exports grew by 7% to $22. 9 billion, with grain shipments reaching 43 million tons.
In Kherson, after the shelling, there was a power outage, 70% of subscribers were affected; the timeframe for repair is not defined.
An explosion occurred in occupied Melitopol and there were nighttime explosions outside the city, Mayor Fedorov said.
Ukraine should approve and publish a revenue strategy.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine slightly increased, but without deficit.
Ukraine begins paying compensation to citizens for homes destroyed by Russia.
Russian troops shelled more than 15 settlements in Kharkiv region, hitting a gas pipe and injuring one person.
Three Shahed drones shot down in Mykolaiv region; Russian artillery shells two communities.
Russian troops shelled Kherson region 161 times, killing 3 and wounding 16 people; the enemy used 7 Shahed drones during the attacks.
At night, the enemy attacked the southern regions with Shahed-131/136 attack UAVs.
13 drones were shot down in Dnipropetrovs'k region; Nikopol district came under artillery fire, no casualties.
Since February 2022, Russian troops have lost approximately 355,750 soldiers and 5,913 tanks in Ukraine.
Thick fog in Delhi reduced visibility to 50 meters, disrupting traffic, air flights and trains and causing possible health effects due to pollution.
Members of Generation Z believe YouTube is most trustworthy - 59%.
Ukraine plans to introduce mobile pharmacies in villages and frontline regions through Ukrposhta to improve access to medicines in areas where infrastructure is damaged.
Police detained a man in Dnipro after he threatened to use a grenade; his children were safely evacuated and no one was injured. Four more grenades were found.
Payment problems delay delivery of Russian Sokol oil to India.
Truck drivers at the Polish-Ukrainian border in Dorohusk are forced to wait for more than 30 days due to disruptions caused by protests, with 1,500 trucks in a 40-kilometer queue.
Loud explosion occurs in Sevastopol, Crimea.
Two powerful explosions occurred in occupied Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia region.
Russians destroyed more than 26,000 hectares of Luhansk forests, with losses exceeding 180 billion hryvnias.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy thanks the Air Force for "replenishing the Russian submarine fleet" after the attack on the Russian Novocherkassk.
