Ukrainian drones allegedly attacked communications infrastructure in a Russian village near the Ukrainian border.
President Zelenskyy visited children undergoing cancer treatment at the National Institute in Kyiv, wishing them courage and a speedy recovery from the disease.
President Zelenskyy visited the Ukrainian military defending Robotyno in Zaporizhzhia region, thanked them for their service and presented them with state awards.
Russia has not yet repaired the Askold small missile ship, which was damaged during the Ukrainian attack in Kerch in November.
The sign language interpreter who adapted songs for the deaf at the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest won over the audience, and some suggested that she be sent to represent Ukraine at the contest.
More than 800,000 Ukrainians voted for Ukraine's representative at the Eurovision Song Contest via the Diia app, but one participant withdrew his candidacy due to problems with the app's voting transparency.
British intelligence reports that up to 1,000 Wagner mercenaries continue to train Belarusian military and security forces, holding Ukraine's defense in the north.
A Russian subversive group attempted to infiltrate Ukrainian territory in Sumy region, but was repelled by Ukrainian forces, suffering losses in a battle that lasted more than an hour.
The Russians are trying to find safer places to launch missiles after a Ukrainian strike on the Belbek airfield in Crimea destroyed aircraft and a command post.
The Ukrainian military does not confirm reports of the death of a Russian general during a strike on the Belbek airfield in Crimea.
The Diia app in Ukraine is having problems with voting for the Eurovision Song Contest winner and displaying documents, which started yesterday.
Russia-backed militants shelled 22 settlements in Pologivskyi and Vasylivskyi districts of Zaporizhzhia region with artillery, damaging residential buildings.
At night, the enemy fired mortars at a settlement in Sumy region, recording 4 explosions, but there were no casualties or damage.
Ukraine has documented more than 120,000 war crimes committed by Russia since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
While heavy fighting and artillery duels continued near Tabaivka, the village remained under Ukrainian control, despite Russian claims of its capture.
Canada has imposed numerous sanctions on russia and russians over their invasion of Ukraine. In particular, the Canadians froze bank accounts related to the company of oligarch abramovich.
More than 30% of Ukraine's territory, or over 174,000 square kilometers, remains contaminated with explosive ordnance, according to a spokesman for the Ukrainian military.
Canada emphasized the need to continue to support Ukraine and hopes that the bilateral security commitments between Canada and Ukraine will be finalized soon.
During a press conference with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly confirms Canada's allocation of $9. 5 billion to support Ukraine, including $2.4 billion in military aid.
Ukraine expects that the decision to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine will be made in 2024.
Dmytro Kuleba noted Canada's role in the return of Ukrainian children abducted by russia, emphasizing that "this is a vivid example of leadership in the protection of human rights.
The foreign ministers of Canada and Ukraine discussed the ratification of amendments to the Free Trade Agreement and Canada's role in the return of abducted Ukrainian children, as well as the provision of air defense systems and other weapons.
By the end of February, the EU may vote to allocate 50 billion euros to Ukraine, allowing the country to receive the first tranche of aid of 1. 5 billion euros in March.
The Japanese have a negative view of Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine: according to a recent government poll, 93% of respondents have a negative view of Russia.
About 2,000 Ukrainian refugees are currently in Japan, fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine and a business delegation will meet with the Japanese government on February 19-20 to sign agreements in the fields of industry, energy, agriculture, and transportation that will help Ukraine's recovery.
According to Korsunsky, Japan did not make a decision to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine, as it is only a manufacturer of missile systems and transfers them to the United States. What happens next with these missiles is not a matter of Japanese-Ukrainian relations. This is the competence of the United States.
Russian troops are increasingly using ballistic missiles in their attacks on Ukraine, as they are harder to shoot down by air defenses than cruise missiles and drones.
The Supreme Commander-in-Chief outlined Ukraine's military goals for 2024 as focusing on the development of high-tech equipment, the introduction of new philosophies of training and combat, and the acquisition of new capabilities.
According to the declaration, Umerov has been renting an 80. 6-square-meter apartment in Kyiv and another apartment in the capital since August 2023 with an area of 128.8 square meters. Umerov lives in a 95-square-meter apartment owned by the Black Sea Company, which in turn is owned by the minister himself.
