Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
In the occupied territories, high school students are being taught tactical medicine and drone operation. Russia seeks to create a personnel reserve for its army from children.
SBS Commander Brovdi announced the destruction of a Be-200 aircraft, a Ka-27 helicopter, and enemy air defense systems. Ryazan Oil Refinery and an ammunition ship were also hit.
The occupiers have established a network of 210 camps and 400 cadet classes for the assimilation of youth. 600,000 Ukrainian children have already been recruited into propaganda movements.
In the Kherson region, occupiers are forcing students to clean memorials instead of preparing for exams. Children are being used as free labor for propaganda events leading up to May 9th.
In the Kherson region, the occupiers are issuing coal instead of money only to holders of Russian passports. In this way, the enemy is forcing people into passportization and collecting personal data.
SSO attacked an Iskander base in Crimea with drones that pierced 60-centimeter concrete. The new weapon allows for striking the enemy's deeply protected facilities.
A woman was detained in Odesa who installed a GPS tracker on a Ukrainian Armed Forces officer's car for his elimination. The suspect was recruited through Viktor Medvedchuk's "Another Ukraine" project.
In the Kherson region, the enemy is building commercial housing for its military instead of restoring local homes. Residents of the temporarily occupied territories are denied compensation for housing.
The Academy of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation trains personnel in methods of psychological pressure and ideological correction. Special services use psychology for repression and isolation.
Special Operations Forces destroyed an enemy logistics facility in occupied Mangush. The base supplied the occupiers with reconnaissance and attack drones.
Aerial reconnaissance of the 8th SSO regiment detected an enemy group in a building. One occupier surrendered, and a foreign mercenary was eliminated in close combat without losses on the part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Mobile communication is not working in the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia due to equipment appropriated by the Russians. People are isolated and cannot call emergency services.
The invaders transferred shops and warehouses to a Russian state-owned enterprise and demand rent from the owners. Entrepreneurs are forced to pay up to 100,000 rubles monthly.
SSO drones attacked two platforms at the Grayfer and Korchagin fields. The enemy used these facilities to supply fuel to the occupation army.
The gauleiters allowed development in protected areas and tree felling in Yalta. Chekhov's museum was threatened, and the mansion of architect Krasnov has already been demolished.
The Defense Forces struck the ELOU-AVT-2 and ELOU-AVT-6 installations in the Leningrad region. The plant produced fuel to meet the needs of the Russian army.
Special forces destroyed logistics hubs and command posts in Velyka Novosilka. A naval drone base in Sevastopol and an enemy training ground were also attacked.
In occupied Kherson region, Russians have introduced online payment for school meals. Despite regular payments, children remain hungry.
The Ukrainian Navy struck three Pantsir-S1 complexes, a BK-16 landing craft, and drone control stations. An Orion UAV base was destroyed at the Kirovskoye airfield.
The SBU, together with the Defense Forces, struck warships, air defense systems, and six oil loading berths in the port of Novorossiysk. A large-scale fire broke out in the port.
The occupation administration of Kherson region retroactively canceled labor relations with Ukrainian employers. This led to the loss of seniority and payments for many residents.
The Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the destruction of the Iskander storage site in occupied Crimea and the Rubikon piloting point in Zaporizhzhia. In total, more than 10 enemy military facilities were hit between February 9 and 14.
In occupied Crimea, transport operates in survival mode: buses are delayed, heating is turned off to save fuel. School routes are canceled, trolleybuses stop during blackouts.
The SBU detained a 28-year-old Russian, a former intelligence officer, who, under the guise of a civilian from the Krasnoyarsk Krai, was collecting data on servicemen of the SSO of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He faces up to 15 years in prison for espionage.
In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, starting from 2027, residents of apartment buildings will be obliged to pay contributions for major housing repairs. The occupation administration is preparing a "legislative framework," shifting responsibility to local residents.
Starting from January 2026, monetary surcharges to scholarships for students from privileged categories have been canceled in Yalta colleges and technical schools. Instead of financial support, they were offered free meals.
In occupied Luhansk region, the Russian administration uses a corrupt scheme for access to work, turning the processing of medical documents into a tool of financial pressure. This forces the civilian population to pay over 15,000 rubles for mandatory examinations and tests.
In the temporarily occupied Kherson region, the Russian administration is carrying out an information blockade by seizing Ukrainian satellite dishes. Residents have been without a signal for more than six months, and the occupiers are blocking the restoration of broadcasting.
Today, January 20, marks the Day of Honoring the Defenders of Donetsk Airport.
In Mariupol, the number of stray dog attacks is increasing, with two children hospitalized. The occupation administration is feigning a response without solving the problem.