In Mykolaiv region the enemy shelled two hromadas at night
General Staff: the number of destroyed occupants exceeded 380 thousand
In Denmark, 25 thousand turkeys will be destroyed due to an outbreak of bird flu
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Ukrainian polar explorers show a family of South Polar skuas with a small chick
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Gold of the Asante Kings: UK to return 'crown jewels' to Ghana 150 years after theft
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In Mykolaiv region the enemy shelled two hromadas at night
Russian forces shelled two hromadas in Mykolaiv region, but no casualties were reported. In addition, a Russian X-59 guided missile was destroyed in the same region.
General Staff: the number of destroyed occupants exceeded 380 thousand
The Russian occupiers have suffered significant losses since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine: according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they have lost about 380,600 personnel and 6,265 tanks. Thousands of pieces of other military equipment have also been lost.
In Denmark, 25 thousand turkeys will be destroyed due to an outbreak of bird flu
An outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza on a farm in Denmark has led to a decision to destroy 25,000 turkeys to prevent further spread. This is the first detection of the disease in Denmark in 2024.
The biggest deal in the world: the United Arab Emirates bought dozens of combat drones for its army
Estonian company Milrem Robotics intends to supply the UAE Army with 60 unmanned combat ground systems, which is considered the largest robotics deal in the world. The company will also lead a program to integrate these systems into the capabilities of the UAE Armed Forces.
Ukrainian polar explorers show a family of South Polar skuas with a small chick
Ukrainian polar explorers showed South Polar skuas with chicks. Scientists filmed one of the parents returning to the nest and taking care of the chick.
UN Court to rule today on South Africa's claim to recognize Israel's war in Gaza as genocide
The International Court of Justice will rule on South Africa's request to classify Israel's war in Gaza as genocide. This is the first step in the consideration of South Africa's case, which Israel categorically denies and asks the court to reject.
Gold of the Asante Kings: UK to return 'crown jewels' to Ghana 150 years after theft
The United Kingdom plans to return Ghana's stolen jewelry to Ghana on loan 150 years after it was taken from the court of King Asante. Among them are 17 exhibits from the Victoria and Albert Museum and 15 from the British Museum, including a ceremonial hat, a state sword and a smoking pipe. The artifacts will be exhibited at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi.
January 26: International Customs Day, World Environmental Education Day
It was on January 26, 1953, that the first conference of the Customs Cooperation Council began in Brussels. It was attended by representatives of 17 European countries, who approved the Convention on the Cooperation of Customs Services the next day.
The syphilis bacterium already existed in America before the arrival of Europeans and had a non-venereal variant - scientists
Researchers have found a subspecies of the bacteria that causes syphilis in human remains dating back 2,000 years in Brazil. The discovery provides new insights into the origin of syphilis, particularly its non-venereal variant.
How to stay physically active in winter - an answer from experts
The Center for Public Health has published tips on how to stay physically active in winter.