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Two more Patriot systems are now protecting Ukraine - Ministry of Defense

Ukraine has strengthened its air defense by receiving two more Patriot systems thanks to agreements with Germany. These systems are capable of destroying aircraft, cruise and ballistic missiles, including hypersonic ones, at a distance of up to 160 km and an altitude of up to 24 km.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 08:40 AM • 4544 views
Russia accelerated its offensive in Ukraine in 2025 due to a change in tactics - ISW analysis

In 2025, the Russian army increased the pace of its offensive in Ukraine, capturing 4,831 square kilometers of territory and reclaiming 473 square kilometers in the Kursk region. This was made possible by a new operational model, technological adaptations, and a change in attack tactics.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 08:40 AM • 9802 views
In Volyn, fires at critical infrastructure facilities were extinguished after a Russian attack: consequences shownPhotoVideo

In Volyn, fires at critical infrastructure facilities that arose as a result of a night attack by the Russian Federation have been extinguished. Preliminarily, there were no casualties or injuries; more than 90 rescuers were involved in extinguishing the fires.

Society • January 1, 08:12 AM • 25726 views
Russian occupiers suffered significant losses in 2025: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reportPhoto

In 2025, Russian occupiers lost 418,170 killed and wounded. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine also reported significant equipment losses, including 1,816 tanks and 3,806 armored combat vehicles.

Society • January 1, 08:06 AM • 3924 views
Chinese scientists experimentally confirmed Niels Bohr's correctness in his debate with Einstein

Chinese physicists conducted an experiment proposed by Albert Einstein and confirmed Niels Bohr's principle of complementarity. Jian-Wei Pan's team used a photon and a rubidium atom to reproduce the thought experiment.

News of the World • January 1, 08:01 AM • 302856 views
Today marks the full launch of eExcise testing: what businesses need to know

Starting January 1, Ukraine begins full testing of the eExcise system, a digital tool for controlling the circulation of tobacco and alcohol products. The testing will last until October 12, giving businesses time to adapt and set up their IT systems.

Economy • January 1, 08:01 AM • 2959 views
Chip shortage threatens 20% price hike for smartphones and computers - FT

Consumers will face up to a 20% increase in electronics prices this year. The price increase is due to a shortage of memory chips caused by increased demand for artificial intelligence.

Economy • January 1, 07:00 AM • 8033 views
Minus 1060 fighters and 769 UAVs: with what losses do Russians enter 2026

On December 31, Russian troops lost 1060 soldiers and 769 UAVs. The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 01.01.26 amount to 1,208,970 people.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 05:48 AM • 27538 views
Ukrainians in the EU can now use mobile communications and the internet at "home" rates: what it means

Starting January 1, 2026, Ukrainians in the EU will be able to use mobile communications and the internet at domestic rates. This became possible thanks to Law No. 4345-IX, which integrates Ukraine into the EU's "Roam Like at Home" policy.

Society • January 1, 02:15 AM • 4216 views
120 combat engagements took place at the front during the day, the most difficult near Pokrovsk – General Staff

On December 31, 120 combat engagements were recorded at the front, Russian troops launched 46 air strikes and used 4,659 drones. The most tense situation remains in the Pokrovsk direction, where the enemy tried to break through the defense 27 times.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 08:20 PM • 3635 views
Cable theft paralyzed rail traffic in England on New Year's Eve

In England, trains were canceled and delayed on New Year's Eve due to the theft of 200 meters of signal cables between Doncaster and Sheffield. This led to the cancellation of 13 services and the delay of 83 trains for more than 15 hours.

News of the World • December 31, 07:36 PM • 4065 views
France prepares to ban social media for teenagers under 15 and smartphones in schools

On January 19, the French parliament will consider a bill on strict restrictions on the use of digital technologies by minors. The initiative proposes to ban access to social networks for children under 15 and to extend the ban on mobile phones to high schools.

Society • December 31, 06:04 PM • 6708 views
Taiwan remains on high alert after large-scale PRC exercises "Mission Justice 2025"

Taiwan remains on high alert after the completion of large-scale Chinese military maneuvers "Mission Justice 2025". Despite the withdrawal of PRC ships, the island's coast guard continues enhanced monitoring of fleet movements.

Politics • December 31, 05:48 PM • 8459 views
Carried out "Spiderweb", shook the Crimean Bridge for the third time, and hit a Russian submarine: Maliuk summarized 2025

SBU Head Vasyl Maliuk summarized 2025, noting the "Spiderweb" special operation, the destruction of 41 Russian strategic aviation aircraft, and an underwater explosion that shook the Crimean Bridge. A Russian submarine in the port of Novorossiysk was also hit.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 05:17 PM • 6641 views
Russia's 'drone debris' cannot be considered proof of an 'attack' on Putin's residence: the Center for Countering Disinformation explained why

The Center emphasizes that Russia needed more than two days to fabricate this 'evidence'. The photographs of metal fragments laid on the snow, published by the Russian Ministry of Defense, do not prove anything by themselves.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 04:39 PM • 3893 views
Trump's company launches its own cryptocurrency to incentivize shareholders

Donald Trump's TMTG corporation is launching a new digital token that will be distributed among the company's investors. Token holders will receive rewards, discounts, and bonuses related to products within the Trump Media ecosystem.

Economy • December 31, 04:27 PM • 11341 views
Ferrari registers HC25 trademark: new ultra-rare supercar expected

Ferrari has filed an application to register the name "HC25" with the World Intellectual Property Office, indicating the preparation of a new unique supercar from its special projects line. Experts suggest that the name may refer to the customer's initials, a limited series, or a dedication to the 25th anniversary of an event or model.

Auto • December 31, 03:58 PM • 2948 views
Expanding connectivity with the EU and digitalization: Kuleba summarized the year in the transport sector

Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba summarized the results of 2025 in the transport industry, noting an increase in seats on international trains and the launch of the Eurotrack. The "transport visa-free regime" with the EU was extended, and digital systems such as eCherha and e-TTN were introduced.

Economy • December 31, 03:43 PM • 3725 views
Artificial intelligence threatens to lay off over 200,000 bankers in Europe by 2030 – FT

According to Morgan Stanley's forecast, European banks could cut 10% of their staff due to AI by 2030, with 212,000 jobs at risk. This applies to back-office, risk management, and compliance roles to increase efficiency by 30%.

Society • December 31, 03:03 PM • 4187 views
Record power, party purges, and "reunification" with Taiwan: Xi Jinping outlines China's strategy for 2026

In his New Year's address, Chinese leader Xi Jinping announced that the country had reached "new heights" in economy, technology, and defense. He emphasized the inevitability of Taiwan's annexation and reaffirmed the course for an internal party purge.

Politics • December 31, 02:43 PM • 5046 views
Underwater communication cable between Estonia and Finland damaged in the Gulf of Finland

Damage to the underwater telecommunications cable between Helsinki and Tallinn was recorded on December 31, 2025. Finnish police are investigating the incident, having identified a vessel with a dropped anchor chain in Finland's exclusive economic zone.

News of the World • December 31, 01:03 PM • 3380 views
The "Impulse" system has started to be implemented in the Unmanned Systems Forces

The "Impulse" system has started to be implemented in the units of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to automate accounting and increase work efficiency.

Society • December 31, 12:19 PM • 2968 views
Fake coffee from the underground and hundreds of thousands in damages: the court put an end to a high-profile caseVideo

The prosecutor's office secured a guilty verdict for the organizer and accomplices of an underground production of counterfeit coffee, who caused damages exceeding UAH 500,000. The perpetrators received 5 years of imprisonment with a probationary period, and six cars were transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Society • December 31, 12:06 PM • 3779 views
The government extended tax benefits for a number of important goods: what is it about?

This refers to UAVs, sights, thermal imagers, anti-drone rifles, and other critically important goods for Ukraine.

Society • December 31, 11:20 AM • 3176 views
Mother and 4-year-old daughter in hospital: family poisoned by carbon monoxide near Kyiv

In the Kyiv region, a family was poisoned by carbon monoxide due to a faulty gas water heater and lack of ventilation. A 45-year-old couple and their 4-year-old daughter were affected; the mother and child have been hospitalized.

Crimes and emergencies • December 31, 11:12 AM • 2710 views
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Astrological Guide for 2026: When the Eclipse Corridor Awaits Us and Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid of Retrograde Mercury

Professional astrologer Ksenia Bazylenko has prepared a guide for 2026, the Year of the Red Fire Horse, with details on eclipses, planetary influences, and retrograde Mercury.

Society • December 31, 10:05 AM • 23745 views
SBS "Birds" inflicted damage on the occupied territories, including an oil depot in Rovenky and a radar station in Crimea: "Madyar" showed a videoVideo

Units of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine inflicted damage on a number of military and infrastructure facilities in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia regions and in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Among the hit targets are an oil depot, a floating craft base, a radar station, deployment points and substations.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 09:35 AM • 2674 views
Operating under the guise of international financial companies: 27 fraudulent call centers liquidated in Kyiv and Odesa

Law enforcement officers uncovered a large-scale network of fraudulent call centers in Kyiv and Odesa, which operated under the guise of international financial companies. The operations of 27 offices were shut down, whose victims included citizens of Ukraine, Europe, and Asia.

Society • December 31, 08:12 AM • 2977 views
"End of an era": Danish postal service stops letter delivery after 400 years, mailboxes sold at auctionVideo

The Danish postal service PostNord has stopped delivering letters due to a sharp decline in their use. The number of letters sent by mail in the country has decreased by more than 90 percent since 2000.

News of the World • December 31, 07:28 AM • 3547 views
On New Year's Eve, Russian troops lost 1,000 soldiers and 552 UAVs: General Staff clarified data on enemy losses

On December 30, Russian troops lost 1,000 soldiers and 552 UAVs in the war with Ukraine. The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 31.12.25 are estimated at 1,207,910 personnel.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 05:44 AM • 3435 views