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Stepan Haftko

He graduated from Lviv Franko University with a degree in Philology. From 2014 to 2023, he was a serviceman. He is one of the creators of the news portal "Khmelnychchyna Pivnich". After being discharged from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, he worked in online publications such as Censor.NET, Novyny.LIVE, Glavred, and Ukrainska Pravda. He specializes in military topics and politics.
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General Staff updates data on Russian losses: plus 1130 occupiers in a day, Russia has lost over 1.2 million personnel in totalPhoto

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine updated data on Russian losses as of January 11, 2026. 1130 occupiers were eliminated in a day, and the total personnel losses of the Russian army approached 1,218,940 people.

War in Ukraine • January 11, 05:00 AM • 4569 views
Trump ordered special forces to develop a plan to invade Greenland - The Mail on Sunday

Donald Trump ordered the Joint Special Operations Command to prepare a plan for a military invasion of Greenland. This initiative is being promoted by a group of political "hawks" to preempt Russian and Chinese expansion in the Arctic.

Politics • January 11, 04:43 AM • 12566 views
The UN Security Council will convene an emergency meeting on Monday due to the 'Oreshnik' missile strikes on UkraineVideo

The UN Security Council will convene on January 12 due to massive shelling of Ukraine with 'Oreshnik' missiles. Kyiv expects effective mechanisms to influence the aggressor.

Politics • January 11, 04:31 AM • 38675 views
Asia's Tech Sector Outpaces US in Global AI RacePhoto

Asian tech giants started 2026 with a strong surge, outperforming American competitors in the field of artificial intelligence. The region's key technology index rose by 6%, three times more than the Nasdaq 100.

Economy • January 11, 04:27 AM • 4388 views
Power restored in Zaporizhzhia and the region after large-scale blackout - OMA

Energy workers have stabilized the system and restored electricity supply in the Zaporizhzhia region after a massive night blackout. Power has been supplied to critical infrastructure, and local work is ongoing.

Society • January 11, 04:17 AM • 3959 views
Bob Weir, legendary guitarist and co-founder of Grateful Dead, has died

Bob Weir, guitarist and vocalist of Grateful Dead, has died at the age of 78 after a long battle with cancer. The musician was a key architect of the band's unique sound.

Culture • January 11, 04:13 AM • 4398 views
Return to the Moon: NASA rolls out Artemis 2 megarocket for final launch

The US is completing preparations for the first crewed mission to the Moon in 54 years. On January 17, the SLS rocket will be transported to the launch pad for final testing.

News of the World • January 11, 04:00 AM • 15633 views
"Real" ready to risk Mbappé's health for Super Cup final against "Barcelona" - Reuters

Real Madrid may involve Kylian Mbappé in the Spanish Super Cup final against Barcelona, despite his incomplete recovery from a knee injury. Coach Xabi Alonso called it a "controlled risk" for the sake of the trophy.

Sports • January 11, 03:37 AM • 3956 views
US State Department urged Americans to immediately leave Venezuela due to the threat of armed groups

The US Embassy urgently called on citizens to leave Venezuela due to a Level 4 danger. The reason is the activation of armed groups "colectivos" who are setting up roadblocks and searching for Americans.

News of the World • January 11, 03:19 AM • 4984 views
Israel prepares new offensive in Gaza for March, awaiting Trump's approval

The IDF has developed plans to resume hostilities in Gaza in March 2026. The operation depends on the Trump administration's stance and aims to disarm Hamas.

Politics • January 11, 03:00 AM • 5797 views
Thousands march in Minneapolis over killing of Renee Good by ICE agent

Thousands of protesters marched in Minneapolis over the death of Renee Nicole Good, who was shot by a federal agent. The incident sparked widespread protests and escalated political tensions over immigration policy.

Society • January 11, 02:40 AM • 5767 views
US may lift some oil sanctions against Venezuela as early as next week

The Trump administration may ease sanctions against Venezuela to facilitate oil exports. The US plans to attract investment and unblock IMF assets to restore the economy.

Economy • January 11, 02:22 AM • 5353 views
In the Philippines, rescuers found "signs of life" under the rubble of a garbage landslide

In the Philippines, rescuers detected signs of life at the site of a massive landfill collapse in the village of Binaliw, Cebu City. The tragedy, which occurred on January 8, 2026, claimed the lives of four workers, with over 30 people still missing.

News of the World • January 11, 02:09 AM • 4697 views
Actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors become citizens of Guinea

Hollywood actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have become citizens of Guinea after confirming their genetic heritage. The ceremony took place in Conakry, where the couple plans to visit tourist attractions.

Culture • January 11, 01:50 AM • 5537 views
Indonesia becomes the first country in the world to block Grok due to the spread of sexualized AI images

On January 10, 2026, Indonesia temporarily restricted access to the Grok chatbot due to the risk of disseminating pornographic content. The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital Technologies considers the creation of sexualized deepfakes a threat to the safety of citizens.

News of the World • January 11, 01:34 AM • 4952 views
US War Minister Pete Hegseth inspected the development of the newest hypersonic missile "Blackbeard"

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth visited Castelion to review the progress of the "Blackbeard" hypersonic missile. The missile is designed for mass and rapid production, as well as for non-nuclear deterrence.

News of the World • January 11, 01:21 AM • 5552 views
Zaporizhzhia and part of Dnipropetrovsk regions left without electricity - OVA

A large-scale power outage has affected Zaporizhzhia region and part of Dnipropetrovsk region. Power engineers are working to restore power, the causes are being investigated.

Society • January 11, 01:12 AM • 21962 views
CIA-linked cargo plane spotted in Caracas amid US diplomatic visit

On January 10, 2026, a cargo plane belonging to Pallas Aviation, a company linked to the CIA, was spotted in Caracas. This occurred amidst the first official visit of US State Department representatives to Venezuela to assess the reopening of the embassy.

Politics • January 11, 01:06 AM • 64560 views
Sixth-tier club Macclesfield created a historic sensation by knocking out current FA Cup holders Crystal Palace

Sixth-tier football club Macclesfield sensationally defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 in the FA Cup. This victory was historic, as the club knocked out the current cup holders.

Sports • January 11, 12:55 AM • 3581 views
NATO strengthens Arctic presence: British Marines transition to year-round deployment in Norway

NATO is bolstering its northern flank: British Marines are being deployed to Norway year-round to counter the Russian-Chinese alliance. 1,500 troops will be based at Camp Viking, monitoring underwater activity and protecting infrastructure.

Politics • January 11, 12:46 AM • 10383 views
Head of British intelligence MI6 warned of Russia's "export of chaos" and threats in the "grey zone"

The head of British intelligence warned that Russians are preparing new hybrid attacks in Europe and that the "front line" is now everywhere, not just in war.

News of the World • January 11, 12:31 AM • 4595 views
Slovakia and the US to sign a strategic agreement on the construction of a new nuclear power unit

Slovakia and the US will sign an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in nuclear energy. It envisages the construction of a new 1200 MW power unit at the Jaslovské Bohunice NPP.

Economy • January 11, 12:11 AM • 4917 views
In Kharkiv, an enemy drone "Molniya" hit an infrastructure object - mayor

On the night of January 11, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv with a new Molniya drone. The drone hit an infrastructure object in the Slobidskyi district of the city.

War in Ukraine • January 10, 11:59 PM • 20824 views
IRGC declared security a "red line" and vowed to suppress protests in Iran

The IRGC called national security a "red line" and promised a harsh response to mass protests. The authorities imposed a digital blockade, but activists spread videos of new actions.

Politics • January 10, 11:53 PM • 10975 views
"The long night will soon end, help is on the way" - Senator Lindsey Graham addressed Iranians amid protests in the country

US Senator Lindsey Graham addressed the Iranian people via social network X amid bloody protests and assured them that help is on the way.

News of the World • January 10, 11:37 PM • 5353 views
Nicaragua began releasing prisoners under US pressure after events in Venezuela

On January 10, 2026, Nicaragua began releasing prisoners following a US demand. This move coincides with similar events in Venezuela.

Politics • January 10, 11:23 PM • 10221 views
Nvidia and Tesla have chosen different strategies to achieve autonomous driving

Nvidia and Tesla have different approaches to autonomous driving: Nvidia introduced the open Alpamayo model with explainable AI capabilities, while Tesla uses a closed end-to-end system. Mercedes-Benz plans to integrate Alpamayo into its vehicles by the end of 2026.

Technologies • January 10, 11:02 PM • 4244 views
Elon Musk called the UK government "fascist" over the threat to block X

Elon Musk accused the British authorities of "fascism" and a desire to suppress freedom of speech. The conflict escalated due to the possible blocking of X over the dissemination of sexualized images created by the AI tool Grok.

Politics • January 10, 10:47 PM • 11030 views
US launches massive airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria

The US conducted a large-scale military operation, "Hawk Strike," against ISIS in Syria on January 10, 2026. More than 20 aircraft released 90 munitions on 35 targets in response to an attack on American troops.

News of the World • January 10, 10:29 PM • 4655 views
Mississippi Mass Murder: 24-year-old man accused of shooting his own family, including a 7-year-old child

Darick M. Moore is accused of killing four relatives and two adults in Mississippi. Among the victims is a 7-year-old child, whom he threatened with a gun.

News of the World • January 10, 10:16 PM • 4762 views