Ukraine has developed the UTE MT-1 remote-controlled mobile firing point, which has been tested and is scheduled to be manufactured.
Zelenskyy discusses Ukraine's integration into NATO and justice for war crimes with the Lithuanian parliament.
The Supreme Court will appeal the decision to reinstate judge Bohdan Lviv, who has Russian citizenship.
MP Yaroslav Yurchyshyn said that 25 journalists are currently being held in Russia, calling on the international community to intervene.
Tomorrow, the Rada plans to consider the government's draft law on mobilization in the first reading. According to MPs, votes in support of the document are being actively sought by.
The National Security Committee postponed consideration of the draft law on mobilization to January 11.
Ukrainian pilots are training on F-16s to strengthen Ukraine's air defense. Many NATO countries support these efforts.
More than 300 Russian soldiers have surrendered through the "I Want to Live" hotline. More than a thousand applications are being processed.
Ukraine has launched the search project "I Want to Find" to help Russians find missing, captured or killed servicemen in Ukraine.
Currently, the Ukrainian passport is ranked 32nd in the international ranking of the most influential passports in the world, sharing this place with Grenada and Saint Lucia.
Olga Vasilevska-Smaglyuk replaced Oleksandr Dubinsky as deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Finance Committee, receiving the support of 252 MPs.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has passed in the first reading a bill to bring medical support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in line with NATO standards. The bill, which was supported by 326 MPs, will streamline clinical protocols and quality standards.
Russian troops shell Sumy and Chernihiv, but no enemy strike groups are formed; more than 1,000 anti-tank mines planted by sappers.
Tomorrow, Olga Pishchanska is likely to be appointed head of the Accounting Chamber of Ukraine.
Bohdana Yarova, head of a civil society organization, was appointed an advisor to the Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine.
Zelenskyy and Belgian Prime Minister de Kruy discussed unblocking EU aid and strengthening Ukraine's air defense. They also focused on Ukraine's integration into the EU and peace efforts.
Ukraine's military chief has planned an offensive on Zaporizhzhia in 2022 to cut off Crimea, but the US has called for a focus on Kherson.
Bitcoin has surpassed $47,000, a level not seen since April 2022, thanks to the potential US approval of cryptocurrency ETFs.
The Vyshgorod Bridge over the canal will be closed for repairs starting January 17, with traffic being redirected to a temporary pontoon bridge. The existing bridge was damaged as a result of the Russian invasion.
The Ukrainian military says that there is no immediate threat to Kharkiv, and that reports of a russian offensive are unfounded.
Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denies claims of EU travel restrictions on Ukrainians, urging people to rely on official sources for reliable information.
According to Bloomberg, the purpose of the meeting was an attempt to rally support for Kyiv's conditions for peace talks with Russia.
According to Bobrovska, the goal is to put the draft law to a vote in the coming days, but this draft law needs to be significantly revised.
A German company is building an armored vehicle repair center in western Ukraine, which will increase the efficiency of the Ukrainian army by eliminating foreign transportation.
Only the smallest Polish-Ukrainian border crossing point, Shehyni-Medyka, is open. Negotiations on unblocking the borders continue.
Vitaliy Bilonozhko, People's Artist of Ukraine and founder of the festival, died at the age of 70.
The occupiers in the temporarily occupied territories recruit local residents to their "police" due to staff shortages, allowing them to bring even fake educational documents.
The Ministry of Defense terminates contracts with firms associated with businessman Hrynkevych, a suspected bribery suspect.
The Rada Committee recommended that the National Security Committee finalize the draft law on mobilization, including alternative proposals and a new draft law on the dismissal of conscripts.
The Anti-Corruption Committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine recognized the draft law on mobilization as containing corruption risks and requiring revision.
