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08 December 2025
Russian security services are planning to organize a series of protest actions under the slogan “Against the War” in major cities — Odesa, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv and Kyiv — in an effort to destabilize the situation inside Ukraine.
On December 6, Crimean Tatar national movement activist Ayder Seiytosmanov passed away in a clinic in Belgium.
The first national multisport competition for veterans, Hart-2025, has wrapped up in Kyiv.
A Ukrainian literature festival titled “Voices from Ukraine” will take place in the Japanese capital on December 12–14 for the first time.
The Italian government will provide the Odesa region with a €30 million interest-free loan for the construction of a new building for the regional children's hospital.
07 December 2025
Italy will send Ukraine emergency energy assistance following another series of Russian strikes on the country's civilian infrastructure.
A new distinction will be introduced in Ukraine to recognize active communities that support the front line, host internally displaced persons, and assist relocated businesses in resuming operations.
06 December 2025
The movement of several trains has been complicated due to strikes by Russian invaders on the railway infrastructure on December 6.
Vinnytsia community has transferred five vehicles and 300 FPV drones to the 14th Bohun Rapid Response Brigade Chervona Kalyna.
05 December 2025
Ukraine and Poland have agreed that starting next year, epidemiology teams from both countries will conduct joint training exercises along the border.
The state has shifted the problem of mobilization onto the servicemembers of Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Centers (TCC) and cannot protect them from attacks. Solving this problem is the responsibility of the executive authorities, local self-government bodies, and law enforcement agencies.
In The Hague, at an event held as part of the session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute of the ICC, dedicated to discussing how to achieve justice for Ukraine, participants were able to use VR goggles to experience the atmosphere of a Russian prison where Ukrainians are being illegally held.
A political prisoner, Tofik Abdulhaziiev, who Russia sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment, was diagnosed with a brain tumor following a computed tomography scan conducted at Prison Tuberculosis Hospital No. 3 in Chelyabinsk.
The 2026 state budget does not provide for an increase in monetary compensation for service members. At the same time, improved conditions for contract service are planned.
In the Chernihiv region, 90% of customers have been left without power due to a systemic network failure.
The Lithuanian government plans to declare a state of emergency in the country “due to the threat to civil protection” from balloons from Belarus that are disrupting the operation of Vilnius Airport.
A new wave of anti-Ukrainian disinformation is spreading in the Polish segment of Facebook, including fake claims about “dangerous products from Ukraine.”
Over the next month, the Kremlin will spend significant resources on cognitive operations against Ukraine in an effort to convince Ukrainian society of the inevitability of defeat, as well as to sow discord between the military, the government, and civilians.
Russians stole about 23,000 artifacts from the Kherson Regional Museum of Local History.
04 December 2025
In Kyiv’s Mykhailivska Square, the Presidents of Ukraine and Cyprus — Volodymyr Zelensky and Nikos Christodoulides – honored the memory of fallen Ukrainian defenders.
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.
Camps for the re-education of Ukrainian children taken from Russian-occupied territories have been documented in North Korea.
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.
International partners have provided 13 vehicles to the National Police of Ukraine for use by community police officers (CPOs) in frontline regions.
A screening of the film “2,000 Meters to Andriivka”, which depicts the reality of the Russian-Ukrainian war, took place in Toronto.
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.
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.
03 December 2025
Japan has so far supplied Ukraine with equipment and machinery for humanitarian demining worth over $60 million.
02 December 2025
The issue of the mass deportation of Ukrainian children and human rights violations in occupied Crimea became the central focus of the event “Eleven Years of Russian Occupation in Ukraine: Consequences of Human Rights Violations for Civilians and Children”, held at UN Headquarters on Tuesday.