Ukraine
Maryna Poroshenko is appealing the seizure of her husband's real estate, shares in dozens of companies and paintings in the Supreme Court. The property was seized as part of the “coal” case on high treason.
The Verkhovna Rada has registered a draft law on granting mobile operators the status of critical infrastructure facilities. The initiative is aimed at ensuring stable communication for the population and government agencies.
Cameras captured a teacher at kindergarten #58 in Zhytomyr pushing children during a walk. The Education Ombudsman responded to the incident, the teacher was fired, and an internal investigation was launched.
The Ukrainian Air Force has warned of the threat of ballistic missile attacks across the country. Residents of the Dnipropetrovs'k region were urged to take shelter.
The heads of several cities in Lviv Oblast have been fined by the TCC for failing to meet mobilization plans. Mayors plan to appeal the fines in court, citing the TCC's exceeding of authority.
Emergency blackouts have been introduced in 8 regions of Ukraine due to hostile attacks, and electricity consumption is growing. Ukrenergo calls for limiting the use of powerful electrical appliances from 7:00 to 20:00.
The accuracy of North Korean missiles fired by Russia at Ukraine has increased, Reuters reports.
The charity project HeroCar, together with the EVA network, is launching a fundraiser for 50 off-road motorcycles Sihao for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The military needs the equipment for combat and reconnaissance missions due to its maneuverability and efficiency.
A PAZ bus crashed into a tree on the H-23 highway near the village of Oleksiyivka. As a result of the accident, 14 people were injured, including the driver, who had to be unblocked by rescuers.
Emergency power outage schedules have been introduced in Sumy, Dnipro, Donetsk, Poltava and Kirovohrad regions. By Ukrenergo's order, the blackouts began in the morning of February 6.
During the 6 months of the Kursk operation, the Armed Forces of Ukraine created a “buffer zone” on the territory of the Russian Federation. Russia lost about 40,000 troops and a significant amount of equipment, forcing it to bring in 12,000 troops from the DPRK.
The National Bank of Ukraine has strengthened the hryvnia by 10 kopecks, setting the exchange rate at 41. 6584 UAH/USD. The official euro exchange rate is 43.40 UAH/euro, and the dollar is trading at 41.57-41.62 UAH on the interbank market.
Denmark will step up inspections of tankers due to the activity of older vessels transporting oil through the Danish straits. The decision comes amid threats from Russia's “shadow fleet” of more than 650 vessels.
Over the last day, 90 combat engagements took place, most of them in the Pokrovske and Lyman sectors. The enemy launched 85 air strikes and fired over 5,800 times at Ukrainian positions.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces confirmed the successful destruction of the Primorsko-Akhtarsky airfield in the Krasnodar region of Russia on the night of February 6. Explosions and a fire were reported at the facility, which was used to store and launch Shahed UAVs.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has released data on the losses of the Russian army over the past day. The enemy lost 1,240 soldiers, 46 artillery systems and 16 armored combat vehicles.
Putin's godfather Medvedchuk has released a map showing most of Ukraine's territory as “historical Russia. ” ISW believes this reflects the Kremlin's strategy of denying Ukraine's sovereignty.
On February 6, the world celebrates No Cell Phone Day, Bartender's Day, and the Day Against Female Genital Mutilation. Each holiday has its own unique history and meaning.
On February 6, Ukraine is expected to have cold weather without significant precipitation, with light snow possible only in the west and Crimea. The air temperature will range from -9 to +7 degrees, with cloudy weather in most regions.
Ukrainian defense forces advanced east of Nadiivka near Pokrovsk. At the same time, Russian troops made progress near Kupyansk, Toretsk and Kurakhove, capturing several settlements.
The police detained three people who fraudulently took possession of the apartments of vulnerable citizens. The criminals gained trust through repairs and even marriages, and then resold the property.
EU and US shipowners have sold 230 obsolete tankers to shell companies to circumvent Russian sanctions. More than half of the vessels were sold to Greek companies for $3.7 billion.
A 34-year-old woman with many children gave birth to a boy at home and put wet clothes on him, which led to his death from asphyxiation. The suspect, who was not registered as a pregnant woman, faces criminal liability.
The head of the radiology department in Aosta is under investigation for using a hospital CT scan to save his cat. The doctor is facing charges of embezzlement of public funds, although he is ready to reimburse the costs.
Spanish police have detained an 18-year-old hacker who carried out more than 40 cyberattacks on international organizations in 2024. During the search, computers and 50 cryptocurrency accounts were seized.
The Minister of Defense of Ukraine had a phone conversation with the Secretary of State for Defense of the United Kingdom. The parties discussed the situation at the frontline and preparations for the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has signed a decree allocating $1 million for the purchase of electrical equipment for Ukraine. The funds will be used to purchase and deliver Azerbaijani-made equipment.
Over the last day, 80 combat engagements took place, most of them in the Pokrovsk sector - 20 attacks. The enemy carried out 48 air strikes and fired over 4,400 times, losing 298 troops.
The President of Ukraine signed two decrees on sanctions against 56 Russian tanker captains and one Iranian. Sanctions were also imposed against Russian museum workers involved in the theft of cultural property in the occupied Crimea.
Drones attacked the area of the airport in Prymorsko-Akhtarsk, from where Russia launches “chekheds” into Ukraine. The attack was confirmed by local residents and the head of the National Security and Defense Council's Central Intelligence Center, Andriy Kovalenko.