Olga Rozgon
Russian troops struck infrastructure facilities in Zaporizhzhia. The city experienced power outages, and windows in nearby buildings were damaged.
Police detained a 50-year-old man in Sloviansk, who is suspected of murdering a law enforcement officer. The perpetrator faces life imprisonment under three articles.
Gas supplies have been restored to 5 million cubic meters per day after an attack on the field. Iraq's energy system has stabilized electricity production.
A jury in San Francisco found that Elon Musk intentionally lowered the value of Twitter shares through his tweets. Investors will receive thousands of dollars in compensation.
Variable cloudiness without precipitation is expected in Ukraine, with daytime temperatures up to 13 degrees. Gusts of wind are possible in Crimea, and wet snow at night in the Carpathians.
Former forestry employees illegally cut down 13. 5 thousand trees in the reserve without permits. The case against four officials has been sent to court for sentencing.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is launching the delivery of foreign passports through 35 VFS centers in the USA, Canada, and Great Britain. The service will become available after verification starting next week.
The German government has introduced a general license for a period of six months to accelerate arms supplies. The new rules abolish individual permits.
The President visited Kyiv region to honor the soldiers who defended and liberated the village of Moshchun. The Head of State emphasized the importance of the heroes' feat.
The team consisting of Yablonska, Targonsky, and Bondarchuk won the junior freestyle championship. This is the second gold in Ukraine's history at these competitions.
The President awarded four soldiers of the 59th brigade with orders for courage. The crew of the Unmanned Systems Forces hit a Russian Alligator with an FPV drone in Donetsk region.
IEA head Fatih Birol announced record gas and oil losses due to the conflict. Restoration of supplies from the Persian Gulf will take more than six months.
Russia offered the Trump team to stop aid to Iran in exchange for isolating Ukraine from US data. The Trump administration rejected Russia's proposal.
The government will finance the purchase of batteries and generators for elevators and systems in Kyiv's buildings. The Kyiv City State Administration must form a list of objects within 30 days.
The President ratified agreements on attracting aid from Slovenia and the work of a Polish bank. Ukraine gained access to EU social programs and grants.
In the village of Rusaniv, the body of an animal with signs of a gunshot was found. Law enforcement officers are collecting evidence and looking for witnesses to provide legal qualification of the event.
The plan includes the protection of critical infrastructure and 200 MW of generation. Svyrydenko instructed to finalize the document regarding heat supply by April 2026.
The Center for Countering Disinformation refuted a video about a mass illness of military personnel in hospitals in the Dnipropetrovsk region. The video shows signs of editing and was created to demoralize society.
Law enforcement officers are verifying information about a man being assaulted in the premises of the TCC. The victim is in the hospital under the supervision of doctors.
Prosecutor General Kravchenko signed a document extending the work of the JIT in Kharkiv. The group is investigating Russian war crimes and the deportation of Ukrainian children.
The Italian Prime Minister called Orban's actions normal due to elections and oil pipeline problems. Other EU leaders are outraged by Hungary's breach of agreements.
Citizens can legally own found weapons after registering them with the police. The procedure requires contacting law enforcement within 24 hours.
In German TikTok, AI-generated videos are spreading fakes about privileges for Ukrainians. Russian propaganda is trying to undermine support for refugees in Europe.
Russia plans to export 14,000 tons of salt annually through the company Solprom. Volodymyr Saldo has already allocated 40 hectares of land for the plundering of the subsoil of the temporarily occupied territories.
Oil loading in Saudi Arabia has resumed after personnel were evacuated due to a drone crash. Damage to the SAMREF plant is assessed as minimal.
Due to Iranian strikes, Qatar lost 17% of its LNG exports and $20 billion in revenue. Repairs will take up to five years, threatening gas supplies to Europe.
In Poltava region, a man inflicted severe head and torso injuries on a child. The boy is in the hospital, and the suspect father has already been taken into custody.
The couple left their two-month-old child unattended for 5 hours for the sake of alcohol. After the infant's death, they buried the body near a landfill and left the region.
The Czech Republic is considering revoking protection for men and residents of western regions after 2027. The decision requires coordination at the European Union level.
In Kyiv, the debris of an enemy drone was recorded falling on a non-residential building. There were no casualties as a result of the incident, and no fire broke out at the scene.