Olga Rozgon
In Zakarpattia, border guards rescued two men who got lost in the snowy highlands while trying to illegally cross the border. The violators with hypothermia were taken to the hospital and administrative reports were drawn up.
The Diia app has reopened 13 construction services, including construction notifications and declarations. Most of the services are automated and aimed at fighting corruption.
USAID's Ukraine office has been ordered to suspend all projects and expenditures following an order from the US State Department. The suspension will last for 90 days to allow for an audit of aid programs.
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87 US non-governmental organizations have signed a joint letter opposing the nomination of Robert Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health. A hearing on his nomination will be held in the Senate on January 29.
Over the last day, 117 combat engagements took place in various sectors of the frontline. The highest enemy activity was recorded in the Pokrovsk sector, where the occupants made 46 attempts to attack.
The Air Force Command has reminded hotlines to report unauthorized transfers of servicemen to other branches of the military. The specialties from which transfers are prohibited have been defined.
The MHRC conducted an investigation into the downing of the Russian IL-76 in the Belgorod region. The fact that Ukrainian prisoners of war were on board the plane remains unconfirmed.
Ford Motor Co. has announced a recall of 272,827 vehicles due to defects in its 12-volt Camel Battery. The problem affects models manufactured from February 2021 to October 2023.
The International Chess Federation has allowed “neutral” athletes from Russia and Belarus to participate in team competitions. The decision was made in consultation with the IOC, but the ban on the use of national flags remains in place.
In the Kursk region, the DPRK lost 4,000 soldiers, a quarter of whom were killed. Due to the language barrier and coordination problems, North Korean troops have achieved only tactical success.
The SBU exposed a criminal group of 4 people who produced fake documents to evade mobilization. The monthly profit of the group reached UAH 3 million, and the cost of one document was up to $5000.
In occupied Crimea, the number of deserters among contract soldiers of Russian military units is growing. Military enlistment offices deceive locals into service by promising not to send them to war in Ukraine.
Friedrich Merz promised on his first day as chancellor to close the borders to illegal migrants. He intends to instruct border guards to reject all attempts at illegal entry without exception.
A woman was killed and a man was wounded as a result of a Russian artillery strike on Kostyantynivka. 22 residential buildings, 2 administrative buildings and infrastructure facilities were damaged.
An illegal dumping of construction waste from the Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge construction was discovered on Trukhaniv Island. The head of the construction site will be brought to court for land pollution worth UAH 5 million.
Two German Patriot air defense systems are deployed to protect the Jasionka airport in Rzeszow for 6 months. Up to 95% of the aid for Ukraine passes through this logistics hub.
As a result of a massive enemy attack on the night of January 23, 51 people were injured in Zaporizhzhia. 22 people are hospitalized, the rest are receiving outpatient treatment.
ChatGPT users report a large-scale failure of the service on January 23. The chatbot gives errors when entering queries, and the history of queries has become unavailable.
Budanov spoke about the DPRK's plans to supply Russia with artillery and 150 KN-23 ballistic missiles in 2025. Over the past three months, North Korea has already transferred 240 artillery systems to Russia.
The SBU collected evidence against 7 Russian military officers who ordered a super-heavy bomb to strike Sumy region in May 2022. The UPAB-1500B bomb destroyed an agricultural complex and damaged the buildings of two colleges.
Ukraine and its Western allies are negotiating the deployment of 40-50 thousand foreign peacekeepers on the demarcation line. Implementation of the plan depends on reaching a peace agreement with Russia and the consent of European countries.
The President of Ukraine and Olena Zelenska met with wounded soldiers in the Pokrovske direction and Kharkiv region. They discussed psychological assistance and the Movement Without Barriers project.
Donald Trump's official memecoin appeared on his social media and achieved significant growth. In two days, the token grew by more than $70 and ranked 12th among the world's largest cryptocurrencies.
Chinese social network TikTok has started the process of resuming operations in the United States after reaching agreement with service providers. The company will work with President Trump on a long-term solution to keep the service in the country.
In the village of Basove, Zolochiv community, a man born in 1955 was injured in an explosion when he rode his bicycle on a dangerous object. The victim received an injury to his right shin and was hospitalized.
In the occupied Luhansk region, collaborators are “nationalizing” the homes of people with disabilities who do not have Russian passports. Recently, a 72-year-old woman with a disability was forcibly issued a passport under the threat of losing her home.
A comprehensive group of the General Staff inspected the formation of the 156th Separate Mechanized Brigade. A number of shortcomings were identified, including the need to replace the leadership and improve personnel training.
Donald Trump promises to postpone the blocking of TikTok after taking office. He proposes to transfer 50% of the company's ownership to the United States to continue its operations.
In Dnipro, law enforcement officers exposed an illegal online casino owned by the son of a sanctioned businessman. The monthly revenue of the establishment amounted to over $5 million, and more than 120 people were involved in its operation.