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Russian soldiers are being given psychotropic drugs to make them agree to go on "meat assaults" - General Staff
The Russian military is increasingly refusing to perform tasks, so the Russian enemy command has decided to experiment with additional types of incentives.
Ukrainian troops carry out 4 air strikes against the enemy - General Staff
Ukrainian soldiers continue to actively inflict losses in manpower and equipment on the occupation forces, exhausting the enemy along the entire front line.
The US military shoots down a missile in the Red Sea fired from Yemen
The missile was fired at the USS Laboon destroyer, which was operating in the southern part of the Red Sea.
China calls for major peace conference on Gaza war
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says the war in Gaza continues to escalate.
Kremlin wants to build six landfills in Luhansk and Donetsk regions - resistance
The enemy plans to create six such landfills in the TOT of Luhansk region, and three more in Donetsk region. They plan to bring garbage there not only from the TOT, but also from Rostov, Belgorod, and Voronezh regions.
January 15: Wikipedia Day, Martin Luther King Day
Wikipedia Day is celebrated on January 15 to mark the launch of the free online encyclopedia in 2001, which now contains more than 62 million articles in 339 languages. It coincides with Martin Luther King Day, honoring the legacy of the civil rights leader.
UK to send 20,000 troops to NATO exercises in Europe
Britain will send 20,000 troops to serve across Europe.
Austin may need additional hospital stay - White House
National Security Council Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby noted that President Biden and the hospitalized Pentagon chief are in constant communication.
Belgian state security warns of new methods of espionage by Russia and China
The dramatic changes in international relations have prompted Russia to change its tactics. For many years, Russia has operated intelligence officers under diplomatic cover.
Reuters: Chinese government buys Nvidia chips despite US ban
China's artificial intelligence research institutes and universities have purchased batches of Nvidia (NVDA. O) semiconductors, which the US has banned from exporting to China.