State Emergency Service of Ukraine

No one was injured in the attack by enemy drones on a civilian industrial facility in Kharkiv.

Ukraine and Italy discussed the structure and main elements of the draft bilateral security agreement.

Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal discussed continued financial support from the G7 countries and strengthening Ukraine's economic resilience during a meeting with their ambassadors.

The Italian ambassador to Ukraine met with Ukrainian officials to discuss humanitarian aid, military assistance and funding for demining equipment, with the ambassador assuring that continued support remains a priority.

At night, a fire broke out in the Reformed Church of the XIII-XV centuries in Novoye Selo in Transcarpathia, and firefighters saved the historic building from destruction.

In January 2024, more than 21,000 hectares of agricultural land in Ukraine were surveyed for mines as demining efforts continued in accordance with an updated action plan.

The government has submitted an updated draft law on mobilization, which, in particular, introduces changes to the conscription age, military training and conscription for regular service. UNN correspondent Pavlo Bashynskyi found out and systematized what exactly the lawmakers propose.

Ukrainian rescuers from the State Emergency Service rescued two cats in a dangerous situation.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and the U. S. Embassy in Ukraine are launching a selection system for senior positions in the National Police to modernize the criteria and ensure transparent and high-quality appointments.

Three children were killed when they fell through the ice in a pond near the village of Perevoloka in the Ternopil region of western Ukraine.

Rescuers in Myrnohrad, Donetsk region, rescued a woman trapped in the rubble after a Russian strike damaged a two-story building.

On January 30, the Defense Forces destroyed a Shahed-136 drone over Mykolaiv region. As the wreckage fell, a truck carrying sunflower seeds caught fire. The driver suffered a head injury.

The Russian occupiers shelled a residential building on the outskirts of Kherson, causing a fire. The same evening, explosions were heard in Kherson, as well as Russian shelling of the city of Beryslav.

In the Lviv region, rescuers pulled a girl out of a swamp who had gotten stuck trying to shorten the path between lakes.

A fire broke out in the village of Luka-Meleshkivska, Vinnytsia region, in a 400-square-meter warehouse where car tires, wood pellets and household items were stored. The fire was extinguished by the SES in about two hours. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and there were no injuries.