Estonia supports participation in International Claims Commission for Ukraine
The Estonian government approved a draft law on the country's accession to the Convention on the Establishment of the International Claims Commission for Ukraine.
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Defense Forces continue to hold northern part of Pokrovsk – Syrskyi
In the Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad areas, Ukrainian units are actively blocking Russian attempts to amass assault infantry groups and advance around these cities.
Drones, Starlink, medical kits: volunteer from Cayman Islands donates nearly $70,000 to UAF
Ukrainian-born volunteer Mila Martsun, who left Ukraine 26 years ago and now lives in the Cayman Islands, has provided nearly $70,000 in aid to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
UK, Norway to create joint fleet to counter Russian underwater threats
The United Kingdom and Norway will sign a defense agreement allowing the two countries to operate a joint fleet of frigates to counter Russian underwater threats in the North Atlantic.
Re-education camps for abducted Ukrainian children identified in North Korea
Camps for the re-education of Ukrainian children taken from Russian-occupied territories have been documented in North Korea.
Russian forces launch airstrikes on Kramatorsk community, several civilians injured
Russian forces carried out evening airstrikes on the Kramatorsk community in Donetsk region using FAB-250 glide bombs, and later attacked with a drone during the night.
Kherson CHP halts operations after severe damage from Russian shelling
In Kherson, the enemy has attacked the city's combined heat and power plant (CHP) over the past several days, forcing it to suspend operations. As a result, 470 buildings, more than 40,500 homes, have been left without heating.
Russia launches airstrike on Zaporizhzhia district, one person injured
Russian forces attacked the Zaporizhzhia district with glide bombs (KABs), injuring a man and damaging civilian infrastructure.
Weapons for Ukraine: US pressures Greece to participate in PURL program
The United States is pressuring the Greek government to contribute to Ukraine's Priority Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) – an initiative that raises funds for purchasing American weapons for Ukraine.
Europe plays crucial role in peace process: Sybiha meets with Kallas in Vienna
At a meeting with the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas in Vienna, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha emphasized the importance of Europe's role in the peace process.
Ukrainian ambassador: entire Greek villages near Mariupol relocated to Cyprus
Entire Greek villages near Mariupol, including Sartana, have relocated to Cyprus. Our compatriots quickly find work on the island and integrate into the community while preserving their national identity.
Drones attack chemical plant in Russia’s Stavropol region
In Nevynnomyssk, Stavropol Krai, unmanned aerial vehicles attacked a chemical plant.
Russian attacks cause power outages in three regions
As of the morning of December 4, consumers in three regions remained without electricity following overnight Russian strikes.
FAB strikes on Sloviansk damage 46 buildings, three of eight victims hospitalized
In Sloviansk, eight people, including two children, were injured as a result of FAB strikes on Wednesday, December 3.
Air defense forces destroy 114 of 138 enemy drones since yesterday evening
Air defense forces destroyed 114 of the 138 drones used by Russian invaders to attack Ukraine since the evening of December 3.
Ambassador: Ukraine’s experience in overcoming war consequences could benefit Cyprus
Ukraine has developed practical mechanisms for protecting children and supporting military families and victims of war crimes, which it is ready to share with Cyprus.
Two civilians killed and 13 wounded in Donetsk region in 24 hours from Russian shelling
Russian invaders killed two residents of Donetsk region and wounded thirteen others on December 3.
Australia and New Zealand pledge over USD 70M in military aid to Ukraine
The governments of Australia and New Zealand have decided to provide Ukraine with a new military aid package totaling over USD 70 million.
War update: 170 combat engagements on frontline, 45 in Pokrovsk sector
On December 3, Ukrainian Defense Forces recorded 170 combat engagements with Russian forces.
Ukraine’s Ambassador hints at possible “good news” in military cooperation with Cyprus
Ukraine’s Ambassador Serhii Nizhynskyi hopes for “good news” in the field of defense cooperation with Cyprus in the near future.
Russia’s war casualty toll in Ukraine up by 1,140 over past day
The total combat losses of Russian forces in the war against Ukraine from February 24, 2022 to December 4, 2025 amount to approximately 1,177,370 personnel, including 1,140 in the past 24 hours.
Russian drones target Odesa: six wounded, civilian and energy infrastructure damaged
Six people were injured in Odesa as a result of a nighttime attack by Russian drones.
Morning attack on Kherson: three civilians wounded in Russian strike
Russian forces shelled the Dniprovskyi district of Kherson this morning, injuring three people.
International partners hand over 13 vehicles to Ukrainian police in frontline areas
International partners have provided 13 vehicles to the National Police of Ukraine for use by community police officers (CPOs) in frontline regions.
Screening of “2,000 meters to Avdiivka” held in Toronto
A screening of the film “2,000 Meters to Andriivka”, which depicts the reality of the Russian-Ukrainian war, took place in Toronto.
NATO alone to decide on Ukraine’s membership, Canada’s FM says
Only NATO members themselves can take part in decision-making regarding the accession of new countries to the Alliance.
Return of Ukrainian children key element of peace process – Betza
The return of Ukrainian children deported by Russia is an important part of a peaceful settlement, and U.S. support in this process is decisive, said Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Mariana Betza.
Libanova: no post-war baby boom expected in Ukraine, unlike after World War II
Ella Libanova, director of the Institute of Demography and Social Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, believes that there will be no baby boom after the war ends.
Over 99% of boiler houses operating in Ukraine – Regional Development Ministry
As of December 3, more than 99% of boiler houses across Ukraine are operational, and 99% of the housing stock is connected to heating, according to Deputy Minister for Communities and Territories Development Kostiantyn Kovalchuk.