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On January 22, the Ukrainian community in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) will celebrate Ukrainian Unity Day with a rally and a symbolic march through the city's central streets to demonstrate their unbreakable unity with their homeland.
On January 20, Ukraine marks the Day of Remembrance for the Defenders of Donetsk Airport.
Due to low temperatures, 23 schools in Odesa have temporarily switched to remote learning.
19 January 2026
A group of Ukrainian military personnel and veterans will attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, as part of the “Messages from the Front Line” initiative.
How “Liberation from Bolshevism” is different from Nazism
Network restrictions remain in place in Kyiv, with 60 teams of power engineers working to restore power.
In Brooklyn, a borough of New York City, a mural has been created in honor of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, who was killed in August 2025 at a light rail station in the city of Charlotte, North Carolina.
On Monday, January 19, no precipitation is forecast in Ukraine, with icy roads in some places and fog in others.
18 January 2026
Nearly 58,000 people are working around the clock in repair teams on power grids and generation facilities.
Amid an emergency situation in the energy sector, police are increasing the number of patrols.
On January 18, facilities belonging to the municipal water utility in Sumy were switched to emergency backup power.
In the Kyiv region, critical infrastructure is supplied with backup power sources, and buildings with electric heating are connected to high-capacity generators.
In 2025, Ukrzaliznytsia evacuated 11,000 people from frontline areas.
Updated curfew rules have been introduced in Kyiv.
On Thursday, January 22, the Ukrainian community in Hungary will gather in central Budapest to mark Ukrainian Unity Day. The event aims to demonstrate the unity of Ukrainians around the world and to call for continued support for Ukraine.
Fake letters claiming a “complete power outage” in western Ukraine presented as an “official notice” are being widely circulated.
17 January 2026
First Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal held another meeting of the task force addressing the emergency in the power systems of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
In Mykolaiv region, nearly 40% of educational institutions will continue in-person classes, 20% will switch to remote learning, and 18% have decided to extend holidays.
As of the morning of January 17, the most difficult energy supply situation remains in Kyiv and the Kyiv region, where hourly blackout schedules are currently not in effect. Emergency power outages are being applied in some regions.
In the Bucha district, 56,000 consumers were left without electricity as a result of an attack on the night of January 17
In Kyiv, about 50 out of 6,000 buildings remain without heating after the Russian attack on January 9.
The Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration is procuring interceptor drones worth UAH 50 million directly from the manufacturer and transferring them to the balance of military units.
Over the next three years, another 300 schools from the UK and Ukraine will participate in the UK-Ukraine School Partnerships program.
16 January 2026
Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko showed what the daily work of energy workers across the country looks like.
President Volodymyr Zelensky awarded state honors to 109 defenders of Ukraine, 52 of them posthumously.
Law enforcement agencies have served a notice of suspicion on the director of a Zaporizhzhia-based company that supplied defective ballistic goggles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces worth UAH 60 million.
Restoration work in the energy sector continues, with 17 transformer substations already restored in the capital.
Relatives of those killed during protests in Iran have said that the regime is demanding large sums of money for the return of bodies for burial.
Kyiv will soon receive additional power sources to provide heat and electricity to critical locations.
