Lilia Podolyak
Russia is covertly mobilizing in the occupied Ukrainian territories by forcing passports and registration of local residents as "volunteers" in the army.
Border guards receive anti-UAV devices from Vadym Stolar Foundation.
Kyrylo Kernes was removed from the leadership of his political faction for living abroad and being irresponsible during the war.
The State Tax Service will have to be held accountable for illegal actions, expert says.
The expert outlined two scenarios for the hryvnia exchange rate: it may weaken without macro-financial assistance or stabilize if the assistance is received.
Large-scale student competitions "Side by Side All-Ukrainian School Leagues" will start soon.
Kyrylo Kernes joined the political force because of the respect of the late ex-mayor of Kharkiv's associates for his memory. However, he is suing the party representatives to remove his father's name from the name of the political force,
Legislative regulation of virtual assets in Ukraine will increase investor security, stimulate innovation, and increase tax revenues, says Olena Sosedka.
In Kherson region, 3 people were wounded by Russian shelling, and the local administration reported 108 hostile attacks.
Russian troops use heavy artillery to shell Marhanets in Dnipropetrovs'k region; no casualties reported.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 367,620 personnel and 6,050 tanks.
A Ukrainian drone crashed into a building in Voronezh, Russia, damaging the roof, but no one was injured, the regional governor said.
Rescuers rescued two people and evacuated 19 after rockets hit a Kharkiv hotel, injuring 11 people, including a journalist.
Ukrainian troops repelled 73 enemy attacks in various directions, withstood rocket, air and artillery fire, holding their positions and inflicting losses on the enemy.
The Ukrainian military conducted 7 air strikes on enemy concentrations and destroyed an X-59 missile, as well as striking military targets with missile forces.
Israel extended residence permits for Ukrainian citizens until the end of 2024, demonstrating support for Ukraine.
Russia claims to have shot down three Ukrainian drones over Rostov, Tula, and Kaluga, claiming it was an attempted terrorist attack.
The UN is seeking $3. 1 billion to help Ukraine amid the ongoing war and growing humanitarian needs. These funds should help 8.5 million people in 2024.
The White House supports a bill to seize $300 billion in Russian assets to help Ukraine, coordinating with G7 allies.
Al-Shabab militants seize a UN helicopter that made an emergency landing in Somalia; the fate of the passengers remains unknown.
Ecuadorian forces detained 329 gang members and killed 5 during the armed riots; 61 weapons were seized. No hostages were killed during the riots in the prison.
Firefighters fight large fires in a polymer workshop in Obukhovo and an industrial building in Moscow, no one was injured.
Mykhailo Podoliak emphasizes the problem of psychological preparation of Ukrainians for mobilization, contrasting it with the simpler thinking of Russians.
A Russian missile strike on a Kharkiv hotel wounds 11 people; one of them is in serious condition. Emergency services respond to the attack.
Lockheed Martin has delivered the first two of fourteen F-16 fighter jets to Slovakia, despite delays due to a shortage of electronic components.
Chris Christie drops out of the US presidential race as an anti-Trump Republican, facing pressure and growing support from Haley.
Russia has failed to achieve its strategic goals in Ukraine by failing to capture key regions and constantly extending deadlines, says Vadym Skibitsky, a Ukrainian intelligence official.
Russia protests Moldova's actions, citing media harassment, discrimination at entry, and anti-Russian rhetoric; some officials are banned from entering Russia.
As of December 25, 2023, 1907 Ukrainian cultural sites were damaged as a result of Russian aggression, most of them in Donetsk and Kharkiv.
Slovakia refused to sign a statement condemning North Korea's missile sales to Russia, citing insufficient evidence.