Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns amid plagiarism accusations and criticism of the response to anti-Semitism.
EU representative Josep Borrell promised that Russia would be held accountable for attacks on civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine.
Slovakian President Zuzana Chaputova condemns Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine and calls for increased defense support for Kyiv.
Blinken and Cameron discussed support for Ukraine and global threats, including the conflict between Israel and Hamas and the Iranian-backed Houthis.
Russia is trying to circumvent the sanctions by using front companies in Uzbekistan to trade electronics for UAVs. The agreements were signed during a meeting of CIS leaders.
A Russian missile hits a Kharkiv school, possibly damaging the water supply system; no casualties are reported.
Ukrainian paratroopers used a drone to find and rescue their captured comrade, and after neutralizing the enemy forces, they brought him to safety.
A truck with a crane overturned on the M-09 highway in Lviv, disrupting traffic and damaging the road.
Yermak and Sullivan discussed strengthening Ukraine's air defense after the recent Russian attacks and planned future Ukrainian-American cooperation.
Russia's Defense Ministry says its air defense intercepted Vilkha and Tochka-U missiles over Belgorod, blaming Ukraine for the attack.
The Kyiv police responded to the rocket attack, providing aid to the victims and clearing the rubble. The January 2 strike killed two people, injured 49 and cut off power.
A gas explosion destroys a house in Ternopil region; the owner is hospitalized with injuries.
Russian defense shoots down a missile over the waters of Sevastopol; no damage to infrastructure is reported.
According to Ukraine's Foreign Minister Kuleba, Western countries may start seizing Russian assets in favor of Ukraine in 2024, as relevant legislation is being introduced in the EU and the US.
Residential buildings, institutions and vehicles were damaged as a result of rocket fire in Kyiv region; aid is being provided to the affected residents, and power supply has been restored. Two people were reported dead.
An explosion occurred in Kharkiv near a residential area, causing damage and possible casualties, and the mayor of the city condemned it as a terrorist attack.
Russian air defense systems shoot down 9 targets over Belgorod; minor damage is reported, no casualties.
Explosions are heard in Kharkiv; Mayor Terekhov urges residents to take shelter due to shelling.
Ukrainian Special Forces destroyed a modern Russian Yastreb-AV artillery reconnaissance system using HIMARS in the southern sector.
A month ago, Oleh Kiper, the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, signed an order together with the military command that allowed the city to take control of the boiler house responsible for heating the building.
The MP said that the Armed Forces of Ukraine need the vehicles, so the initiative of the owners of the Concord Bank to transfer the armored vehicle to the military can only be welcomed.
Venislavsky recalled that at the beginning of the war, on the contrary, they tried to transfer as many armored collection vehicles to the military as possible.
The expert believes that the DGF should cancel the auction for the Concorde Bank armored collection vehicle and transfer it to the military.
Ukraine's Air Force announces possible re-launch of "Dagger" missiles.
The rocket attack on the capital caused power outages in several districts and suburbs, which was confirmed by the mayor.
Ukrainian troops destroyed 17 enemy kamikaze drones overnight, no hits were recorded.
Russian S-400s struck a Russian Su-35 near Krasnoperekopsk.
Ukrainian troops repelled more than 64 enemy attacks and destroyed 35 drones, while Russian strikes hit many regions, causing civilian casualties and destruction.
The Ukrainian Air Force destroyed all 35 enemy Shahed drones launched at night.
Ivan Ablov, the son of judge Yevhen Ablov, is wanted on suspicion of murder.
