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Ukraine will help Moldova with electricity: details of the new agreement with Energocom

State-owned Energocom has purchased electricity from Ukraine to cover the deficit as of January 2. Additionally, an agreement was signed with Energoatom to supply energy at night.

News of the World • January 1, 10:16 PM • 52653 views
Fire extinguished at Kharkiv cemetery: what happened in the outbuilding

A fire broke out in an outbuilding on the territory of a cemetery in the Kholodnohirsky district of Kharkiv. Two men died as a result of the fire, which was caused by a violation of the rules for operating a stove.

Society • January 1, 09:46 PM • 30828 views
Zelensky reacts to deadly terrorist attack in New Orleans

The President of Ukraine expressed condolences after the terrorist attack in New Orleans, where a truck drove into a crowd of people. The attack killed 10 people and injured 35.

Society • January 1, 09:26 PM • 42157 views
Lisovyi reacts to the death of two scientists in Kyiv: Russia is an absolute evil that brings death and destruction

Neuroscientist Ihor Zyma and his wife Olesia Sokur were killed in the enemy shelling of Kyiv. The couple worked at the Institute of Biology and Medicine of the Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

Society • January 1, 08:47 PM • 49064 views
Canada leads the G7: Zelensky reveals expectations for peace in 2025

Canada has begun its presidency of the G7, and Ukraine looks forward to establishing a just peace in 2025. Zelenskyy noted Canada's important role as an active ally in the fight for Ukraine's independence.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 08:28 PM • 59701 views
Moldova can almost double electricity imports from the EU

Moldova was granted the right to increase its electricity import quota from the EU from 315 MW to 600 MW. This is possible provided that the electricity is not used by other importers.

News of the World • January 1, 07:41 PM • 30078 views
Russia's attack on the capital: the historic building of the National Union of Writers was damaged

Russian shelling damaged the building of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine, a historical and architectural monument. The building was home to prominent veteran writers Malyshko, Sosiura, Honchar, and others.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 07:12 PM • 45509 views
Assault, 120 mortar, capture of occupants: DIU shows how Vovchansk aggregate plant was liberated

The Main Intelligence Directorate released a video of the storming and clearing of 40 buildings of the Vovchansk Aggregate Plant. The operation was carried out by the “Timur Special Forces” with the use of mortars and the capture of prisoners.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 06:27 PM • 32020 views
The Shalimov Transplantation Center told what services will be provided under the state medical guarantees

Starting in January 2025, the Shalimov National Center for Cancer Treatment will be funded through the NHSU. The center plans to sign agreements for 15 packages of medical guarantees, including organ transplants and surgical operations.

Health • January 1, 06:09 PM • 29496 views
200 Ukrainian aviators in the UK complete basic training before F-16 training

In the United Kingdom, 200 Ukrainian aviators completed basic training prior to F-16 training. The program included flight, ground and language training under the guidance of the Royal Air Force.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 05:52 PM • 51535 views
The enemy has launched strike UAVs again: where “chekhovs” are recorded

The Air Force reports that the enemy has launched attack UAVs in the direction of Ukraine. Drones have been spotted in Kharkiv, Poltava, and Sumy regions, and there is a threat to Dnipropetrovs'k region.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 05:48 PM • 25550 views
Energy crisis in Moldova: what is known

After the termination of Russian gas transit through Ukraine, Transnistria was left without supplies and Moldova switched to alternative energy sources. The Right Bank receives 52% of its electricity from Romania and 45% from local sources.

Economy • January 1, 05:41 PM • 54868 views
Scheduled inspections of non-food products resume in Ukraine

The government will resume scheduled inspections of non-food products by market surveillance authorities in 2025.

Society • January 1, 05:20 PM • 31000 views
There should be at least three regional offices, and the staff should include about 150 people: Reshetylova on the Office of the Military Ombudsman

Each law enforcement agency in Ukraine plans to establish a human rights unit. The military ombudsman's office will have a staff of 150 people and three territorial offices.

Society • January 1, 05:13 PM • 41301 views
Moldavian TPP halted electricity supplies and switched to coal

The Moldovan TPP in Transnistria has stopped supplying electricity to the right bank of the Dniester and switched to coal fuel. Stocks of Donetsk coal will be sufficient for 50 days to meet the humanitarian needs of the region.

News of the World • January 1, 04:42 PM • 30015 views
The military ombudsman said that her duties will include the following

Olha Reshetilova reported that the main tool of the military ombudsman will be the consideration of complaints. The ombudsman will work exclusively with active servicemembers.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 04:10 PM • 53930 views
Ukraine still has no system for collecting DNA of military personnel upon enlistment: military ombudsman outlines priority in her work

Presidential Ombudsman Olga Reshetylova stated that there is no established system of DNA sampling for military service. She also announced the preparation of a draft law on a military ombudsman.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 03:40 PM • 26060 views
Since the beginning of the day, 101 combat engagements took place in the frontline: where the biggest number

Ukrainian troops are holding back the enemy's offensive in various frontline areas.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 03:20 PM • 25471 views
Since the beginning of the operation in Kursk region, Russia has lost more than 38 thousand military - Syrsky

In the Kursk sector, Russian troops lost more than 38,000 soldiers and more than a thousand pieces of equipment. More than 700 occupants were taken prisoner, which helped to exchange 189 Ukrainian soldiers.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 02:59 PM • 55009 views
The case of fraud in Ukrzaliznytsia's procurement: a suspect is extradited from Bulgaria

The head of a private company suspected of embezzling UAH 94. 8 million in the purchase of transformers for Ukrzaliznytsia was extradited from Bulgaria. The HACC imposed on her a measure of restraint in the form of detention with the possibility of bail in the amount of UAH 9.9 million.

Crimes and emergencies • January 1, 02:39 PM • 27008 views
11 unique museum exhibits joined the State Register of Cultural Property

The State Register of National Cultural Heritage has added 11 unique museum objects to its list. Among them are paintings by Malevich and Repin and a rare Gospel from 1707.

Culture • January 1, 02:39 PM • 30129 views
Ukraine stops transit of Russian gas: Europe's reaction

On January 1, 2025, Ukraine stopped the transit of Russian gas through its territory. The EU declares its readiness for change, although the reaction of member states is mixed, ranging from support to concern.

Economy • January 1, 02:05 PM • 164675 views
Ukraine's national flag temporarily removed in Kyiv

In Kyiv, due to forecasted wind gusts of up to 15-20 m/s, the national flag was temporarily removed from the 90-meter flagpole. The flag will be returned to its place after the weather conditions improve.

Kyiv • January 1, 01:45 PM • 27813 views
Sinegubov on strengthening the defense of Izyum and Balakliya: work is going according to plan

Work continues in Kharkiv region to build fortifications and a circular defense of Izyum and Balakliya. The work is being carried out according to plan under the control of the military.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 01:29 PM • 27952 views
Poland's EU Presidency: Sybiga Reveals What Ukraine Expects

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine outlined three key areas of cooperation with Poland during its presidency of the EU Council. Sybiga expects an increase in military support, sanctions pressure, and acceleration of European integration.

Politics • January 1, 01:04 PM • 27543 views
Russians ban Ukrainian traditions in the occupied territories - Resistance

In the temporarily occupied territories, Russians have banned Ukrainian Christmas traditions and the celebration of St. Nicholas. The occupiers impose only “Santa Claus” and conduct anti-Western propaganda among children.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 12:58 PM • 32090 views
Occupants deprive Ukrainians without Russian passports of access to vital medicines

Since January 1, Ukrainians without a Russian passport have not been able to receive preferential medicines and assistance on the TOT. Medicines are available only at their own expense, but they are difficult to find and the prices are 2-3 times higher than market prices.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 12:44 PM • 29665 views
Explosions in Mykolaiv amid large-scale air raid in Ukraine

The Ukrainian Air Force warned of the threat of ballistic missile use in several regions of Ukraine. Missile threat from the occupied Crimea and Kursk region are recorded, and explosions were confirmed in Mykolaiv.

Society • January 1, 12:40 PM • 28222 views
Military demonstrates work on enemy drones on the night of January 1

On the night of January 1, Russia attacked Ukraine with 111 attack drones. Thanks to the effective work of air defense and mobile teams, most of the UAVs were destroyed, but there were casualties and injuries in Kyiv.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 12:31 PM • 23041 views
Slovak PM: stopping gas transit through Ukraine will have “dramatic consequences” for the EU

Robert Fico said that the termination of Russian gas transit through Ukraine would have a negative impact on the EU, but not on Russia. Fico announced a “two-track policy” for 2025, focused on all sides of the world.

Economy • January 1, 12:18 PM • 59214 views