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January 20, 07:20 AM • 53465 viewsJanuary 20, 02:39 PM • 24355 viewsCourt upholds company that disrupts food tender for the Armed Forces and may be behind information attack on the Ministry of Defense.
Head of Ukrainian military intelligence assessed enemy's capabilities and spoke about Avdiivka.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported 66 combat engagements along the frontline over the past day, with Russia launching air and missile strikes and shelling populated areas.
Ukraine seeks to expand its military drone coalition with allies to more than 20 countries to supply more drones, cooperate on technology, and strengthen its armed forces against changing enemy tactics.
According to the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Vadym Sukharevsky, the Ukrainian Armed Forces use unmanned aerial vehicles more effectively than Russian troops, with an efficiency several points higher.
The Ministry of Defense presented Ukraine's needs for the development of an unmanned coalition to the military attaches of partner countries and asked them to support the financing of Ukrainian drone production.
The Government approves a resolution to establish a Ukrainian Logistics Center Abroad to regulate international military aid and assistance.
After the State Logistics Operator announced new tenders for food supplies to the Armed Forces, it and the new team at the Ministry of Defense were subjected to an information attack, likely by companies that had previously been monopolists.
The Ministry of Defense reported that during its first week of operation, the recruitment center in Lviv processed 107 applications and contacted 13 candidates for vacant positions in specific military units.
The Ministry of Defense is testing fabrics that are supposed to absorb infrared radiation to make thermal imaging invisible capes for Ukrainian soldiers.
At the initiative of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the NGO Boryviter Military School, the first conference "Lessons Learned: Building Systemic Capacity" was held.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine continues to improve the system of psychological assistance to military personnel and their families by approving amendments to the legal acts regulating this area.
The Ukrainian military leadership honored the soldiers who died defending Debaltseve in 2015 at a monument in Kyiv commemorating the battle.
Russian proxies in the occupied regions of Ukraine are blocking Ukrainian media and imposing Russian state television, and transferring local administrations to Russian software and communication services.
Ukraine's Defense Minister said that the decision to withdraw from Avdiivka was the right one and outlined lessons learned.
Ukrzaliznytsia will put four more ambulances on the tracks to evacuate wounded soldiers to rear hospitals, bringing the total number of medical cars to 62, and plans to deliver eight more cars by the end of 2024.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine is deploying a new grouping of mine countermeasures forces in the Black Sea using two British Sandown-class mine countermeasures ships.
The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the procedure for military unit commanders to write off military property worth up to USD 100,000 in wartime, allowing them to do so by order without approval from higher authorities.
The Cabinet of Ministers has amended the nutritional standards for military personnel to bring them in line with a new law that allows civil defense and emergency response units outside their bases to also receive food.
On the Day of Military Journalists, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine thanked them for their courage and sacrifice and called on them to remember all the fallen Ukrainian military journalists.
Kremlin-linked Viktor Medvedchuk may personally be behind the recent information attack on the Ukrainian Defense Ministry and the State Logistics Operator to disrupt tenders for food supplies for the Ukrainian army.
Ukraine honors the memory of military and civilian journalists who died in the line of duty reporting from the front line of the war with Russia.
NATO countries and Ukraine should focus on strengthening long-term defense capabilities and building a sustainable defense industry, Rustem Umerov said at the second meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Defense Ministerial Council.
The former director and deputy director of the Ukrainian state-owned enterprise Pivdenkiproshakht were sentenced to more than 7 years in prison each for embezzling USD 7 million.
NATO has agreed to establish a joint training center with Ukraine in Bydgoszcz, Poland, to help Ukraine prepare for future threats, drawing on its experience in fighting Russia.
Ukraine has stepped up the development of defense technologies: more than 100 companies have joined Diia. City, including major international players that create drones, simulators, and night vision devices to support the Ukrainian military.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine issued registration certificates for 20 small arms and 4 grenade launchers from the United States, Turkey, and Germany, allowing their purchase and use by Ukrainian military units.
An explosion has occurred at a russian defense plant in the Altai Territory, and local residents report feeling a powerful shock wave that shook the windows.
NATO plans to open a training center for Ukraine's Armed Forces to help the country adopt NATO standards and increase its support for Ukraine.
The source confirmed that Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate carried out a nighttime attack on an oil depot in Russia's Kursk region that caused a fire, but no casualties were reported.
