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27 January 2026
For years, Russia has been delaying an urgently needed heart surgery for Crimean political prisoner Amet Suleimanov, turning the systematic denial of medical care into a tool of slow destruction of political prisoners in occupied Crimea.
Two modular towns for the temporary accommodation of evacuees are currently operating in the Kherson region, while six additional temporary shelters are functioning within the Kherson community.
The American human rights organization HRANA has confirmed the deaths of 5,848 people during protests in Iran, of whom 5,520 were protesters, 77 were minors, 209 were security forces personnel, and 42 were bystanders.
Leading Lithuanian universities have joined the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies, an initiative to study Ukraine and Ukrainian studies in educational institutions around the world, which already brings together 60 institutions in 23 countries.
Russia is ramping up an information operation around the energy situation in Ukraine, using bot networks, pseudo-regional channels, and humanitarian blackmail to exert political pressure on the Ukrainian authorities.
26 January 2026
A total of 174 brigades are working to eliminate the consequences of Russian strikes in Kyiv, with additional teams from other cities ready to help.
Ukrzaliznytsia has deployed a network of mobile resilience hubs in 12 regions of Ukraine, currently consisting of 54 railway wagons.
Most high-rise buildings in Kherson that are centrally heated have heat.
In parts of the Brovary and Boryspil districts, the hourly power-cut schedules are temporarily invalid.
Twelve more underground hospitals are being set up in the deoccupied territory of Kherson region.
Over the past four years, seven individuals involved in cases investigated by anti-corruption agencies have been extradited from abroad to Ukraine.
After a special conference call, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the situation in Kyiv remains extremely difficult, with more than 1,200 apartment buildings without heating. The situation is particularly difficult on the left bank of the city.
The facilities of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra National Reserve were damaged as a result of a Russian attack on the night of January 24.
Kyiv has received 130 generators of various capacities from Poland.
Starting today, the Kyiv region is switching from network restrictions to an hourly power-cut schedule.
A 36-year-old rescuer from the State Emergency Service, Oleksandr Zibrov, who was hit by a second Russian strike on January 9 in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv, died in hospital from his injuries.
Single residents with limited mobility in Kyiv’s Desnianskyi district are being temporarily relocated to care facilities due to the absence of heating in residential buildings following a Russian attack on January 24.
25 January 2026
During his Sunday prayer, Pope Leo XIV urged renewed efforts to end the war in Ukraine and reiterated his appeal for prayers for peace in the country.
A 31-year-old rescue worker and climber, Oleksandr Pytaichuk, perished during emergency restoration work at an energy facility in Kyiv.
There are currently 1,300 invincibility points (emergency shelters) operating in Kyiv, and two additional large heating centers, each with an area of 700 square meters, are being set up.
Since the start of this year, 300 residents have already evacuated from border communities in the Sumy region that are under constant shelling by Russian forces.
The Czech charity organization "Memory of the Nation" has thanked concerned Czech citizens who helped raise funds for generators for Ukrainian cities suffering from Russia's terrorist attacks on energy infrastructure.
In the Luhansk region, the temporarily occupied city of Alchevsk has been left without electricity due to a system overload caused by the lack of a centralized heating supply.
24 January 2026
The names of 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war who were on board the Il-76 aircraft that crashed in Russia’s Belgorod region on January 24, 2024, will be entered into the Book of Memory.
In Kyiv, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES), acting on government instructions, has prepared 41 mobile kitchens to provide hot meals to residents of buildings without gas supply.
88,000 households in Kyiv are temporarily without power after a massive Russian attack on January 24.
As a result of today's massive attack by Russia, almost 6,000 homes in the capital are left without heating. Most of them have already been connected to the heat supply twice after the shelling.
No fundamental systemic changes will be introduced to the 2026 National Multisubject Test (NMT).
The documentary Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud, about an American journalist who was killed in March 2022 while covering Russia’s war against Ukraine, has been nominated for an Oscar 2026.
23 January 2026
The seventh group of Ukrainian Legion volunteers, consisting of Ukrainian citizens living abroad, signed contracts with the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on Friday in Lublin.