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Saturday, 11 April 2026, 15:47
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and his German counterpart Johann Wadephul opened Ukraine House, which is operating for the first time on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference (MSC).
As a result of Russia's aggression, Ukraine has lost control over more than 272,000 hectares of protected marine waters.
In the temporarily occupied territories (TOT) of Ukraine, the Russian occupation administration continues to draw children into a militarized system of upbringing and prepare them for war under the guise of “education.”
12 February 2026
Russian propaganda has launched a new wave of AI-generated videos on social media to promote the narrative of “peace at any cost.”
At the Abbey of Grimbergen in Belgium, a charity sale of limited-edition items featuring works by British street artist Banksy has been organised to raise funds in support of Ukrainian medical workers.
The Lithuanian Armed Forces' generators have safely reached Ukraine by train.
A Russian law requiring Ukrainian children in temporarily occupied territories (TOT) to obtain Russian passports in order to travel abroad is another step increasing pressure on Ukrainian citizens seeking to leave occupation.
11 February 2026
The Czech organization Memory of Nations (Post Bellum) is currently delivering medical equipment and hundreds of generators to Ukraine.
Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, the State Border Guard Service has recorded more than 70 deaths during attempts to cross the border illegally.
Power outages at critical infrastructure facilities are the result of failures by their management, and those responsible must be held accountable.
In the town of Bohodukhiv in the Kharkiv region, February 11–13 have been declared days of mourning for six residents who were killed over the past two days as a result of Russian strikes.
In Russia, the Central District Military Court (CDMC) considered nine cases involving Ukrainian prisoners of war over the course of a week and convicted them of "terrorism."
A 40-year-old Ukrainian citizen was murdered in Berlin on February 9. The police detained a 46-year-old man, also a citizen of Ukraine, as a suspect in the crime.
10 February 2026
Kyiv’s Zhovten cinema hosted the presentation of the documentary film “Give Me Back My Name” by war correspondent Marian Kushnir. The film focuses on people missing as a result of Russia’s war against Ukraine.
The epidemic threshold for acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) has been exceeded in eight regions of Ukraine. In the Kyiv, Poltava, and Khmelnytskyi regions, the exceedance is at a medium level, while in the Volyn, Zhytomyr, Rivne, Sumy, and Cherkasy regions it is at a low level.
The Regional Commission on Technogenic and Environmental Safety and Emergency Situations has adopted a number of important decisions regarding the energy situation in the Kharkiv region.
More pledges to PURL will be made during the meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels on February 12.
Representatives of one of the law enforcement agencies attempted to install wiretapping equipment on the head of the NABU department.
The Netherlands will transfer EUR 35 million through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund for the "Ray of Hope" initiative.
Russia is raising a generation of “universal soldiers” ready to kill without hesitation, so Ukraine should purposefully cultivate a military mindset and readiness to defend the state among its youth.
Any restriction of liberty in territorial recruitment and social support centers (TRC/SSC) without a court decision contradicts the Constitution of Ukraine and Article 5 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has authorized Minister of Social Policy, Family, and Unity Denys Uliutin to sign an agreement with Moldova on cooperation in repatriating unaccompanied children to their country of origin.
09 February 2026
Pope Leo XIV has sent 80 electric generators and medicines to Ukraine for people suffering from the consequences of war and the cold.
Polish volunteers have delivered 15 industrial generators to Kyiv, which utility companies will install to ensure electricity supply for residential buildings and heating points.
Heating has been restored in the Troieshchyna district of Kyiv, while work continues to thaw individual risers and address local emergencies.
NEC Ukrenergo will provide nearly 10,000 sets of essential items to help vulnerable groups of Ukrainians get through the cold period.
In February, the Executive Director of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) will visit Ukraine to discuss with the Ombudsman new approaches to ensuring ICRC access to Ukrainian prisoners of war and unlawfully detained civilians in Russia.
In Russia's war against Ukraine, information and culture are tools of cognitive influence, so Ukrainians should treat all Russian content with suspicion and filter it through their own “mental shield.”
Access to high-speed internet is becoming an increasingly acute problem for the population of the Russian Federation.