Lilia Podolyak
The Estonian and Polish defense ministers met to discuss ongoing military assistance to Ukraine, focusing on ammunition supplies and joint defense strategies.
North Korea test-fired a solid-fuel hypersonic missile, claiming that it does not threaten its neighbors; the test was to test the reliability of a new engine.
Russia's air defense claims to have intercepted three Ukrainian missiles in the Kursk region. This information was confirmed by the governor of the Kursk region, Roman Starovoit.
John Kerry will resign as climate envoy to support Biden's re-election efforts. He previously served as Secretary of State under Obama.
Russian air defense has intensified over Kursk; the governor calls for calm.
Trump is leading in the primary polls, enjoying strong support from Republicans who consider him the most qualified candidate.
Russian troops intensify shelling of Kherson; authorities urge residents to seek shelter immediately.
In Canada, it's -36°C, the lowest temperature in 50 years, prompting a power warning due to the risk of blackouts.
In Davos, national security and political advisors considered the second five points of the Peace Formula and held two special sessions.
Ukraine shoots down a Russian A-50 and an Il-22 bomber over the Sea of Azov, as reported by Yuriy Mysyagin.
An eruption of an Icelandic volcano forces the evacuation of Grindavik; lava destroys houses, but no injuries are reported.
Yermak said that Ukraine rejects the freezing of the conflict and is focused on the liberation of the occupied territories, expressing confidence in further international support.
In one day, Russians shelled the Sumy region of Ukraine eight times, causing 36 explosions in four localities.
An explosion occurred in occupied Melitopol; according to reports, Kadyrov's forces were the target of the attack, details are not specified.
The NBU's net sale of foreign currency decreased to $673. 3 million, and the official exchange rate shows signs of strengthening the hryvnia.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas assures that Ukrainian men of military age will not be expelled and calls for voluntary return.
Ukraine has repatriated more than 500 children and 2,800 adults from Russia, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said in Davos.
Zelenskyy announced new agreements on weapons production, including drones, strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, and global support against Russian aggression.
The NGO Nashi Cheremushky has donated a modern ambulance to the Odesa Veterans Hospital, equipped to help recovering Ukrainian soldiers.
This is just one step in our humanitarian efforts to improve the quality of life and help those affected by the war.
The Avangard gymnasium in Odesa region opened its new building, built as part of President Zelensky's Big Construction project, which raises standards of inclusiveness and safety.
Ukrainian troops conducted 61 military clashes in different regions, while the enemy suffered significant losses and caused numerous attacks along the entire front line.
The philanthropists handed over two more off-road vehicles to the Ukrainian military, for a total of 58 units to perform combat missions in difficult terrain.
Ukraine is negotiating with 30 countries to provide security guarantees, with the UK becoming the first country to sign a comprehensive support agreement.
Ukraine is preparing a security agreement with the United States, similar to the one signed with the United Kingdom, which confirms its intentions and support for NATO membership.
In 2023, record global temperatures will exceed pre-industrial levels by 1. 45°C, exceeding the threshold set by the Paris Agreement.
France promises to help Ukraine in the EU accession process, and Minister Sejorn has offered expert assistance in achieving the membership criteria.
According to a representative of the Bureau of Economic Security, the most common violations during tenders in Ukraine are overpricing and false statements about resources.
Israel's Mossad foiled a Hamas plot to attack the embassy in Sweden and revealed the group's broader terrorist plans.
Two bas-reliefs of Alexander Pushkin were removed from Kharkiv's Pushkinska metro station.