The number of victims of the rocket attack on Kyiv has risen to 19; search and rescue operations continue.
In one day, Ukrainian troops destroyed 960 enemies, bringing the enemy's total losses to more than 359,000 since February 2022.
Ukrainian troops repelled numerous Russian attacks and struck at enemy positions, and intense fighting continues at the front.
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32 people were wounded and 4 killed in Odesa as a result of Russian shelling. 12 remain in hospital.
Russian shelling in Mykolaiv region damages residential buildings; no casualties reported; air defense shoots down a Russian drone.
Russian troops shelled three settlements in Sumy region, causing 13 explosions from artillery and mortars.
Dnipro declares December 30 as a day of mourning for the six people killed in rocket attacks; state flags are at half-mast.
Russian troops shelled Kherson region 108 times, hitting civilian objects and wounding five people.
Ukrainian air defense shot down 5 of the 10 Russian Shahed drones used in the night attack.
Ukrainian troops repelled 56 enemy attacks, inflicting 150 missile attacks and 84 attacks from multiple rocket launchers in various parts of the frontline.
43 Russian soldiers of the 150th Division who refused to fight were taken from Luhansk back to Russia.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 358,270 personnel and 5,969 tanks.
Ukrainian troops carried out 13 air strikes on enemy positions and targets, including places of concentration of manpower and weapons, as well as anti-aircraft systems.
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122 fishermen were rescued from an ice floe on Lake Superior, Minnesota, with no injuries after the ice broke away from the shore.
Russia's Defense Ministry reports shooting down 32 drones over four regions following the explosions and casualties in Belgorod.
In Kharkiv, Balakirev Street was renamed in honor of the fallen Hero of Ukraine Stanislav Partala, a defender of Mariupol.
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The sale of oysters in Calvados and Gironde has been banned due to norovirus infection associated with sewage and rainwater.
China's Navy Commander-in-Chief Dong Jun is appointed by the National People's Congress as the new Defense Minister.
A British woman, 54, and her son, 22, were killed in an avalanche while skiing off-piste in the French Alps. The instructor was also buried but survived.
The NACP has added 150 foreign components of Russian and Iranian weapons used against Ukraine to its database. The database currently has over 2,750 entries.
North Korea has shipped about 5,000 containers of ammunition to Russia, South Korea reports, marking signs of military cooperation.
The activists demand: the release of students arrested during the recent protests, an explanation of election fraud, and the repeat of the recent parliamentary and local elections.
Vienna police have detained a Tajik couple and a Chechen man on suspicion of having links to the ISIS and planning attacks on city landmarks. The arrests took place after police received a tip-off and observed unusual activity near potential targets.
According to South Korea's defense minister, North Korea's experimental light-water nuclear reactor is set to start operating next summer. This is a concern because the reactor can produce plutonium for nuclear weapons.
Denmark is deploying the frigate Esbern Snare to join the naval forces protecting shipping in the Red Sea.
Five civilians were injured as a result of artillery shelling in Donetsk region, residential buildings were damaged; war crimes are being investigated.
The United States offered technical assistance to Poland in investigating reports of Russian missile violations of its airspace, reaffirming its solidarity as a NATO ally.
