Ziferblat received the highest number of points from the Ukrainian national jury to represent the country at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024.
Ukrainian troops repelled 21 attacks near Avdiivka, while the enemy unsuccessfully tried to improve their tactical positions in many areas of the frontline.
The Russian military shelled Nikopol, Dnipropetrovs'k region, twice with heavy artillery, damaging buildings, including an administrative building and private homes, but causing no casualties.
President Zelenskyy said that Russia sees Dnipro region as one of the main targets for terrorist attacks using missiles and drones.
According to the Defense Ministry, this week Ukrainian troops eliminated more than 6,600 Russian soldiers and destroyed hundreds of pieces of military equipment.
Ukraine's national swimming team won its first medal at the World Championships in Qatar, winning silver in the group competition.
World and European powerlifting champion Oleksandr Bilokon, who set a Ukrainian record for moving a tractor trailer with people, died fighting against the Russian occupiers in Ukraine.
More than 1 million Ukrainians voted for Ukraine's representative at the Eurovision Song Contest via the Diia app, setting a new record for voting participation.
Ukrainian troops destroyed more than 50 Russian soldiers and a drone control center in Kherson region.
Zelenskyy discussed with the Eastern Air Command the protection of Ukrainian cities and infrastructure from air attacks and the potential for enhanced protection through future deliveries of Western air defense systems.
Ukrainian drones allegedly attacked communications infrastructure in a Russian village near the Ukrainian border.
President Zelensky appointed Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov as the new head of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, replacing Yuriy Malashko, who passed on his achievements to the new team.
President Zelensky introduced Ivan Fedorov, the newly appointed head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, during a meeting to discuss security and the return of the occupied territories.
Poland announces increased checks and inspections of goods from Ukraine at border crossings to protect domestic agriculture.
President Zelenskyy visited children undergoing cancer treatment at the National Institute in Kyiv, wishing them courage and a speedy recovery from the disease.
The Russian military fired over 90 missiles from multiple launch rocket systems, artillery, mortars, tanks, aircraft and drones at residents of Kherson region, damaging buildings, gas and water infrastructure, but causing no casualties.
President Zelenskyy visited the Ukrainian military defending Robotyno in Zaporizhzhia region, thanked them for their service and presented them with state awards.
The sign language interpreter who adapted songs for the deaf at the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest won over the audience, and some suggested that she be sent to represent Ukraine at the contest.
More than 800,000 Ukrainians voted for Ukraine's representative at the Eurovision Song Contest via the Diia app, but one participant withdrew his candidacy due to problems with the app's voting transparency.
British intelligence reports that up to 1,000 Wagner mercenaries continue to train Belarusian military and security forces, holding Ukraine's defense in the north.
Ukrainians are actively voting in the Diia app for the artist who will represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest, and have already cast more than 600,000 votes as voting continues due to previous problems with the app.
The Diia app in Ukraine is having problems with voting for the Eurovision Song Contest winner and displaying documents, which started yesterday.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 388,750 personnel and 6,343 tanks.
Countries around the world celebrate World Cancer Day on February 4 to promote cancer research, treatment and prevention, and to mobilize efforts to fight the disease.
The leaders of Russia, Iran, and the AfD were not invited to the annual Munich Security Conference due to a lack of interest in the talks.
Last week, sappers of the Ministry of Defense defused more than 2,500 explosive devices while demining the territory in the liberated regions of Ukraine.
The Russian telegram channel claims that the pilot of a Russian Tu-95 bomber, whom Ukrainian intelligence called dead, is actually alive and being treated in hospital for a gunshot wound.
The White House opposes a House bill to provide $17. 6 billion in additional aid to Israel without allocating new funds for Ukraine.
Poland allocated a loan for joint arms production between Ukraine and Poland, as Ukrainian-Polish relations improved after Poland joined the G7 Vilnius Declaration on Security Assurances and agreed to coordinate European integration mechanisms.
Ukraine intends to produce 1 million attack drones by 2024 in small secret workshops across the country to compensate for the lack of US military aid and a shortage of artillery and missiles.
