Pavlo Bashynskyi
On the Day of the Land Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny called the military a reliable backbone of the army in the war with Russia. President Zelenskyy also honored their bravery on this day.
President Zelenskyy congratulated the Ukrainian Land Forces on their day, honoring the soldiers for their bravery.
President of Ukraine Zelenskyy congratulated Donald Tusk on his election as Prime Minister of Poland, emphasizing unity and partnership for freedom.
Ukraine's President Zelenskiy is to meet with IMF chief Georgieva in Washington to discuss a potential $900 million bailout.
The shuttle service is currently being tested at night. After that, a train schedule will be developed. According to him, it is planned to launch the shuttle service on the Holosiivska line as early as December 13.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto to discuss the European Council's decision to start negotiations on Ukraine's EU membership, emphasizing a common future in Europe.
Shovkovskyi loses the prefix "acting" and becomes a full-fledged head coach of Dynamo Kyiv.
Ukrainians will be able to apply for financial compensation through the eRestoration program not only through the Diia app, but also through ASCs and notaries.
David Arakhamia said that some MPs are seeking to resign early, but there are no plans to vote for this. At the same time, the Rada is working to preserve the structural division of the parliament.
The Commander of the Swedish Armed Forces, General Mikael Büden, visited the Ukrainian military trained by Sweden and praised their combat work.
A €750,000 diamond ring lost at the Ritz Paris was found in a vacuum cleaner bag after its owner, a Malaysian business manager, reported it missing.
Narges Mohammadi, an activist imprisoned in Iran, received the Nobel Peace Prize, and her children accepted the award on her behalf in Oslo. Mohammadi was recognized for her fight against the oppression of women and the protection of human rights in Iran.
Automatic protection at Slavyanskaya TPP caused a power outage in the northern part of Donetsk Oblast, but DTEK later restored power supply.
Javier Milei took office as president of Argentina, succeeding Alberto Fernandez, and Victoria Villarruel became vice president.
Oleksandr Dubinsky, arrested on charges of high treason, has agreed to a polygraph test to confirm his statement about being beaten in a pre-trial detention center, his lawyers say. He insists on using the NABU polygraph.
The EU has agreed on rules for the use of AI that require transparency for general AI systems and limit real-time biometric surveillance by law enforcement to certain circumstances.
Austria may ease its veto on Romania and Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen area if it strengthens control at the land border and increases the presence of Frontex.
British intelligence reports that Russia has initiated coordinated missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with heavy bombers used in the attacks since September 21. Most of the missiles were intercepted by Ukrainian defense.
Russian troops continue their offensive along the entire front line in eastern Ukraine, while the Ukrainian Armed Forces pledge to ensure the stability of the defense and the safety of soldiers.
The energy system of Ukraine operates without a deficit. The electricity produced by Ukrainian power plants is sufficient to cover the needs of consumers. Blackout schedules do not currently apply and are not planned to apply in any of the areas.
Russian troops are preparing for fake elections in occupied Melitopol, bringing in campaigners and jamming mobile communications. While Ukraine calls for international condemnation and sanctions.
The Philippines and China have accused each other of a ship collision near a disputed shoal in the South China Sea. The Philippines reports that China used water cannons, while China claims that the Philippine ships illegally entered its waters.
Sweden is considering providing Ukraine with Gripen fighter jets, consultations are underway, and Ukrainian pilots have already tested the aircraft in Sweden. The F-16 remains the main combat aircraft for Ukraine.
Poor weather conditions affected the use of drones in the Liman-Kupiansk sector, but at the same time reduced enemy activity: Ukrainian troops destroyed almost 200 occupants and 36 pieces of enemy equipment.
According to Andriy Demchenko, Hungarian border guards assured the Ukrainian authorities that the upcoming protest of the carriers would not lead to the closure of the Hungarian-Ukrainian border. Despite the fact that there are about 1,000 trucks in line at the Záhony-Chop checkpoint, the traffic flow remains intense.
Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili assured that Georgia does not allow its territory to be used to circumvent EU sanctions against Russia. He called such statements a lie and reiterated his commitment to international sanctions.
Yuri Malev, a US citizen with dual citizenship, was detained in St. Petersburg for posting a St. George's ribbon. He will be held in custody until February 7.
Ukrainian troops destroyed 337 enemy troops and 9 pieces of military equipment in the Tauride sector over the last day, including an ammunition depot and fuel depots.
An air alert has been declared throughout Ukraine due to the takeoff of the MiG-31K from the Savasleyka airfield, the press service of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports.
Russian troops are launching decoy missiles such as the X-55 to wear down Ukrainian air defenses, ISW reports. These attempts, aimed at Kyiv, attempt to stun Ukraine due to the limited capacity of Russian bombers.