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A preliminary agreement has been reached with the Russian side that prisoner exchanges in 2025 should become systematic, with the priority of returning primarily seriously ill and seriously wounded.
At least 32 dolphins died in the Black Sea due to fuel oil spill caused by an accident involving two Russian tankers in the stormy Kerch Strait.
The Ukrainian House in Kyiv hosted a spectacular event titled "Traditions of the Generous Evening", showcasing the history of ancient customs and the identity of Ukrainians.
The Diia app now offers four additional services following the restoration of the State Register of Civil Status Acts (SRCSA).
05 January 2025
The Ukrainian research vessel Noosfera has arrived at the Antarctic base “Akademician Vernadsky".
Czech President Petr Pavel in 2024 issued 40 official permits to fight in Ukraine, at the same time rejecting 74 appeals.
The Secretariat of the National Writers’ Union (NWU) of Ukraine is reaching out to creative unions, organizations both in Ukraine and abroad, and all concerned individuals for charitable assistance in the repair and reconstruction of the Writers’ House.
Anton Vovk, a musical editor for the popular culinary show MasterChef and several other projects, was killed in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
A third "underground" school, set to host 1,000 children, protecting them from Russia's airstrikes, will soon be launched in Zaporizhzhia.
In the Kharkiv region, 30 more people, including one child, were evacuated from Kupiansk and Borova directions yesterday as part of the evacuation measures.
04 January 2025
On January 4, the State Registry of Civil Status Acts was put back into operation, allowing officials to register marriages, births, and other civil status acts in the unified database.
On Friday night, thousands tool to the streets of Bratislava, Slovakia’s capital, protesting the pro-Russian policy of Prime Minister Robert Fico and expressing support for Ukraine.
More than 1,500 cultural and art valuables from Ukraine have been moved to Lithuania since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion.
03 January 2025
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Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine, Mykola Tochytskyi, discussed with Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Ukraine, Arad Benkö, the prospects for cooperation between the two countries in the field of culture and strategic communications.
In Ukraine, 1,255 cultural heritage monuments have been damaged as a result of Russia’s full-scale aggression, including 33 in December alone.
Poland’s Office for Foreigners’ Affairs (UDSC) has refuted authorship of fake mobilization summonses sent in Polish to Ukrainians residing in the country.
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More than a thousand expert teams have been established in 209 healthcare facilities, employing over 4,500 doctors.
02 January 2025
The Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine (MCSC) plans to appeal to UNESCO for the establishment of a mechanism to protect and preserve the architectural integrity of the historical streets in Kyiv's center.
Hospitals in Ternopil region have received expensive medical equipment valued at over 95 million UAH with the support of the Ministry of Health (MOH).
The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) is looking into reports published in the media regarding violations in the 155th Mechanized Brigade named after Anna of Kyiv.
In Kyiv region, 4,791 people have been considered missing since the start of the full-scale war.
As of December, Ukraine has seen a slight decrease (to 57%) in the share of those who are prepared to bear the burden of war for as long as it takes.
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, no mass New Year's events were held due to a ban by the occupation authorities.
Over 590,000 Ukrainians have received assistance totaling 3.9 billion UAH for the purchase of warm children's clothing under the Winter Support project.
A bell made of bullet casings used in the war in Ukraine, engraved with lines from a Taras Shevchenko poem and symbolizing solidarity with Ukraine, rang for the first time at Washington's National Cathedral.
Starting January 1, 2025, the status of disability in Ukraine will no longer be determined by the Medical and Social Expert Commissions (МSЕC), but based on an assessment of daily functioning, i.e., evaluating the impact of injury or illness on everyday activities.