Polish farmers blocking the roads near Ukrainian border checkpoints may extend their protests for another month - until April.
Most Ukrainian refugees and internally displaced persons want to return home, according to a UNHCR survey.
According to Ukraine's deputy prime minister, Polish protesters threw about 4 tons of grain out of two railcars in transit to Germany as another political provocation aimed at dividing Ukraine and Poland.
Man shot dead in Spain identified as Russian pilot.
In Sumy, more than three thousand people were left without electricity due to an emergency power outage. Currently, power engineers are working to eliminate the power outage.
Polish protesters plan to block traffic at border checkpoints with Ukraine more strictly, restricting the movement of buses and cars at some checkpoints, reports the Ukrainian Border Guard Service.
A Kyiv resident who defrauded citizens of almost UAH 100,000 under the "your relative is in trouble" scheme will stand trial.
Ukrainian carriers began peaceful protests at three border crossings with Poland.
On the Ukrainian-Slovak border, a photo trap captured a russian man trying to cross into Slovakia on foot. He was detained near the border.
The head of the Odesa Regional State Administration commented on the signing of security agreements with the UK, Germany, and France, which provide unprecedented military and financial support to protect Ukraine from potential threats.
The majority of Ukrainians (53%) believe that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should run for a second term as head of state.
The chairman of the Bundestag's Foreign Affairs Committee called for a clear statement on the delivery of Taurus to Ukraine in the coalition's proposal.
Polish farmers pour grain out of a freight car during a protest near the Medyka-Shehyni border crossing between Poland and Ukraine.
Putin will deliver his annual address to the Russian parliament on February 29. He is expected to discuss Russian policy directions, including the war in Ukraine and economic development.
The majority of Ukrainians (69%) believe that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should remain in office until the end of martial law.
The occupiers shot Ukrainian prisoners of war in Avdiivka, violating international law. Dmytro Lubinets appealed to the UN and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
Representatives of the Association "Ukrtiutiun" met with the management of the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine to discuss the results of counteracting the shadow market of excisable goods and improving the legislation regulating the circulation of tobacco products.
The Hungarian parliament may vote on February 26 to ratify Sweden's application for NATO membership, as the ruling Fidesz party has promised to support the proposal.
Sweden has announced the largest military aid package to Ukraine, worth $683 million, including artillery ammunition, air defense systems, anti-tank missiles, grenade launchers, boats, and medical supplies.
Bulgaria delays the delivery of 100 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine because it is asking NATO to cover transportation costs.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained a resident of Kirovohrad region who was spying on Ukrainian air defense systems and wanted to join the Russian Wagner PMC to fight against Ukraine.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine on the need for long-range missiles and other munitions.
Polish protesters blocked the border between Poland and Ukraine, undermining Ukraine's economy and resilience to Russian aggression; Ukraine called on Poland to provide a legal assessment, unblock the border, and stop anti-Ukrainian rhetoric.
In particular, 374 settlements in Ukraine remain without electricity due to the hostilities. New damage to power grids was reported in Dnipropetrovska, Zaporizka and Kharkivska oblasts.
On the anniversary of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes, President Zelenskyy honored their memory and emphasized that Ukrainians today continue to defend their land, freedom, and future, just as the protesters did a decade ago against violence.
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has published a Reform Matrix containing more than 200 conditions in key sectors of the economy to monitor Ukraine's progress in implementing reforms.
A majority of Americans believe that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is important to U. S. national interests, with Democrats and older Americans considering it more important than Republicans and younger Americans.
The region controlled by Groysman's fellow party members "failed" to build shelters for schools at the expense of state subventions.
Ursula von der Leyen honored the memory of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes who died during the 2014 revolution and emphasized that Ukraine will become a member of the European Union.
Alain Berset, former President of Switzerland and candidate for the post of Secretary General of the Council of Europe, arrived in Kyiv to focus on the role of the Council of Europe in supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression.
