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11 January 2024
President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, says when the issue is being raised of having male Ukrainian citizens of conscription age return from abroad, this not necessarily about drafting them to the army, it is also about having them work and pay taxes in Ukraine to support the nation’s Army.
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and his Lithuanian counterpart Gitanas Nausėda and First Lady of Lithuania Diana Nausėdienė visited the Ukrainian Center in Vilnius and met with the Ukrainian community.
Ukraine has received two medical armored vehicles from Spain, equipped to provide medical care and evacuate the wounded.
As part of humanitarian aid efforts, Ukraine has received six ambulances, medicines and baby food from international partners.
10 January 2024
Russian propaganda is most successful where it acknowledges Ukrainian patriotism and seeks to manipulate it.
Almost one million war-affected children do not have safe and reliable access to continue their education, which will jeopardize the future of an entire generation.
Crisis psychology training in Kropyvnytskyi teaches how to provide additional psychological assistance to people who have been in the area of active hostilities
The UN mission received $3 billion for humanitarian response in Ukraine in 2023 and will apply for the same level of funding in 2024.
In 2024, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs will focus on providing assistance to Ukrainians living near the front lines and will involve many other actors, especially colleagues from other UN agencies, to complement these efforts and help people with recovery.
Despite the competition, OCHA still has the largest funding globally to help Ukrainians
Only 5% of businesses returned to the Kherson region after the de-occupation.
09 January 2024
Border guards of the Chop detachment received three trucks from donors in the Czech Republic.
More than 14.6 million people – 40 % of the population in Ukraine – will need humanitarian assistance this year, according to the United Nations estimates.
The Government of Japan and the Representative Office of the United Nations Population Fund in Ukraine jointly purchased 70 tons of medical supplies for 93 maternity hospitals in Ukraine.
The mayor's office in the Italian city of Modena withdrew a permit to hold a propaganda exhibition about occupied Mariupol.
Nearly 3,000 people gathered on Monday outside the European Commission's representative office in Warsaw to call on Europe and the whole world to support Ukraine more actively in the face of Russia’s renewed massive strikes targeting Ukrainian settlements.
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak had a phone call with Pope Francis' Special Envoy for Peace in Ukraine, President of the Italian Episcopal Conference Cardinal Matteo Zuppi.
08 January 2024
From the first days of the war, the Priewe couple from Zurich founded a volunteer organization and has been collecting aid for Ukraine
Since February 24, 2022, Russian invaders have damaged 1,501 medical facilities across Ukraine.
More than 2,100 bodies of citizens remain unidentified in Ukraine.
The White Angels evacutation team that is part of the National Police delivered 750 kilograms of pet food to Avdiivka, the town in Donetsk region practically wiped out by Russian strikes.
07 January 2024
Since the launch of the Unified Register of Weapons in Ukraine, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has received more than 175,000 applications for various types of weapons permits.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is allocating UAH 1 billion to equip bomb shelters and create safe conditions in hospitals across the country.
06 January 2024
The temporary crisis response center set up in the village of Palanca in the east of Moldova, which used to house displaced Ukrainians, ceased operations this week.
Why TASS has not yet been expelled from the European Alliance of News Agencies
The majority of Ukrainians spend more than four hours a day on the internet and active users spend more than eight hours.
05 January 2024
The Cabinet of Ministers is allocating UAH 1 billion to equip shelters and create safe conditions in hospitals.
The Slovak Foreign Ministry has announced the government's decision to send a new batch of humanitarian aid worth EUR 203,492 to Ukraine for the winter period.
Border guards have tightened control over the departure of men, in particular, due to the large number of forged documents: about 3,000 of them were found last year.