Russians are planning to conduct mass mobilization, including of teenagers, in the occupied territory of Kherson region by April 15.
Up to 7,000 children remain in Kherson; no mandatory evacuation has begun, but readiness for potential evacuation is confirmed.
More than 20,000 objects in the Kherson region were damaged or destroyed as a result of the war.
The autopsy failed to determine the cause of death of Olga Kolinko and her daughter. Further investigations are ongoing, with results expected in a few weeks.
Penny Pritzker discussed with Ukrainian officials and exporters the development of exports and logistics to stimulate the regional economy and investment of American businesses in Ukraine's recovery.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addressed the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, where he emphasized his support for Ukraine.
New zero-euro collector's banknotes depicting the Golden Gate of Ukraine have been issued to honor the country's cultural heritage.
Evacuations continue in Kupyansk: 50-150 people leave every week, despite the reluctance of some residents, amid constant shelling and power outages.
Russia does not have sufficient forces in the Belgorod region to attack Kharkiv. Their presence is mostly demonstrative.
Russian troops are preparing to escalate offensive operations in the Kupyansk sector; the Ukrainian military maintains control and readiness.
The permanent base of the Russian Navy in Abkhazia may start operating as early as this year.
Ukrainian intelligence chief Budanov calls for tougher sanctions against Russia, noting that its economy is resilient, contradicting assumptions of a weak economy.
Budanov warns that those abroad who are tired of the situation in Ukraine should prepare to meet the Muscovites on their own soil, and emphasizes the need for economic support.
Russian prisoners of war are surprised by the absence of NATO soldiers in Ukraine, as Russian propaganda claims, says Ukrainian intelligence chief Budanov.
Budanov, the head of the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate, calls for more artillery and shells, emphasizing the need to increase the number, including outdated systems.
Ukrainian troops have conducted surprise landings in occupied Crimea, giving hope to locals and controlling the Black Sea areas, says Budanov, head of the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate.
Ukraine's Chief of the Intelligence Service, Budanov, says that drones and dense minefields have stopped Ukrainian and Russian offensives. He emphasizes the need to counter drones.
The head of Ukraine's intelligence service, Budanov, claims that Russia had no real military successes in 2023, launching missile strikes as an attempt to fabricate a "victorious" narrative.
russia has increased production of ammunition, but its quality has become lower, says Budanov.
North Korea denies providing missiles to Russia for use in Ukraine, considering the US accusations a tactic to undermine international peace.
CEO Yasno announces the start of power cuts to debtors on January 29, with prior warning. Debtors will be ranked by the amount and duration of their debt.
Iran seized the oil tanker "St. Nikolas" flying the flag of the Marshall Islands in the Gulf of Oman in response to the US confiscation of Iranian oil last year.
Zelenskyy calls on leaders to fulfill their promise to provide Ukraine with one million artillery shells, emphasizing the need for timely delivery.
Zelensky addressed the men who left Ukraine illegally during the war, emphasizing their duty to either serve in the army or support the country by paying taxes.
Zelenskyy argues that Ukraine has earned the right to be invited to join NATO because of its strong, battle-tested army and its adherence to NATO standards.
Zelensky warns that a pause in the war in Ukraine will help Russia restore its military power. The President of Ukraine noted that Russia's urgent purchase of weapons indicates a current shortage in the aggressor country.
Zelensky calls for the confiscation of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine's defense and help war victims.
Zelenskyy thanks Estonia for 17 defense packages and appreciates their leadership and commitment to help Ukraine until 2027.
Estonia calls for the use of frozen russian assets to rebuild Ukraine and supports the Ukrainian peace formula.
Estonian President Alar Karis opposes restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western weapons against Russia, favoring unlimited support. Estonia promises to provide Ukraine with €1.2 billion in aid by 2027.
