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Two warehouses burn down in Dnipro due to Russian shelling

As a result of Russian aggression, a warehouse storing gauze and bandages and a warehouse storing tires burned down in Dnipro on December 6.

Drone strike on enterprise and residential building recorded in Volyn region

In the Volyn region, during a nighttime combined attack, strikes on civilian businesses and a residential building were recorded, and fires broke out.

U.S. and Ukraine aim for realistic and acceptable solutions in negotiations – Stefanishyna

The negotiation process between the United States and Ukraine on ending Russia's war is proceeding constructively, with some difficult points remaining, but both sides are working toward achieving realistic and acceptable outcomes.

HUR drones deliver leaflets to Russian soldiers reminding them of responsibility for participating in war

Heavy strike drones of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine delivered thematic leaflets to Russian military positions, reminding them of personal responsibility and punishment for taking part in a criminal war. 

HUR and Resistance Movement eliminate two invaders in Kherson region who committed crimes in Bucha

Soldiers of the Active Operations Department of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the Resistance Movement against Russian occupation in the Kherson region eliminated two invaders from the 76th Division along with their vehicle.

Zelensky visits wounded soldiers in Kyiv medical facility

President Volodymyr Zelensky visited wounded soldiers who are undergoing treatment in one of Kyiv's medical institutions.

Ukraine marks Armed Forces Day

On Saturday, December 6, Ukrainians mark the Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

US updates its National Security Strategy amidst the "fog of negotiations"

Ukrzaliznytsia warns of complications in several train traffic routes due to enemy attacks

The movement of several trains has been complicated due to strikes by Russian invaders on the railway infrastructure on December 6.

Russia conceals true scale of disability among military personnel – intelligence

The Russian authorities are attempting to hide the real scale of disability among their military personnel resulting from combat operations.

U.S. oil shows weekly gains amid rising tensions in Venezuela

WTI oil prices are showing weekly growth amid escalating tensions between the United States and Venezuela and the expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Vinnytsia sends five vehicles, 300 FPV drones to frontline

Vinnytsia community has transferred five vehicles and 300 FPV drones to the 14th Bohun Rapid Response Brigade Chervona Kalyna.

Russian propaganda fakes Zelensky’s USD 9M New York home purchase

Russian propagandists created a cloned media website and fabricated an American showbiz news segment.

CinC Syrskyi: Ukraine’s strategy aims to wear down Russian forces

Ukraine’s strategy is to maximally exhaust the Russian army, prevent its advance, and carry out strikes on Russian territory to undermine its defense capability.

IAEA conducting another special mission at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure sites

From December 1 to 12, 2025, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is carrying out another special mission at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure facilities that are critical for the safety of nuclear power plants.

Chernobyl confinement loses key safety functions, comprehensive restoration needed – IAEA

According to experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the New Safe Confinement (NSC) at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, which was damaged in a drone strike in February, has lost its primary safety functions. However, its main structures and monitoring systems did not sustain irreversible damage.

Ukraine, Poland to hold cross-border epidemiological exercises in 2026

Ukraine and Poland have agreed that starting next year, epidemiology teams from both countries will conduct joint training exercises along the border.

Ireland to hold Security Council meeting over drone incident during Zelensky visit

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin announced a National Security Council meeting to discuss a drone incident that occurred during President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the country.

OSCE Secretariat avoids direct answer on whether Russia kills civilians in Ukraine

Deputy Head of the OSCE Secretariat Kate Fearon avoided directly answering a question on whether she considers Russia an aggressor killing innocent civilians in Ukraine, and whether the term Russian aggression against Ukraine is appropriate for the Secretariat.

Sweden to cut development aid to five countries, redirecting money to Ukraine

In the coming years, Sweden will gradually phase out aid to Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Mozambique, Liberia, and Bolivia, using these funds instead to increase support for Ukraine.

War update: 106 clashes on front lines, Russia’s most intense assaults continue in Pokrovsk sector

Since the beginning of the day, 106 combat engagements have taken place at the front, with Russian invaders maintaining the highest pressure in the Pokrovsk sector.

Russia builds shadow fleet of more than 1,240 tankers – CCD

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has built a shadow fleet of more than 1,240 tankers to circumvent Western sanctions and continue selling oil.

Russian drone strikes truck in Izium, two men killed

Two men were killed in Izium, Kharkiv region, when a drone struck a truck.

Shmyhal meets with Slovenian Defense Minister in Kyiv

Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal discussed further directions for defense cooperation between the two countries with Slovenian Defense Minister Borut Sajovic.

Russian sources report drone attacks on Syzran oil refinery, Temryuk port, and Grozny-City in Chechnya

A group of drones struck several fuel and energy facilities in various regions of Russia during the night of December 5.

Key challenging sectors: the current situation and expert assessments

Here Ukrinform, together with experts, provides an insight into the situation in the most challenging sectors of the front line

Russia steps up psychological warfare to push narrative of Ukraine’s “inevitable defeat”

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.

Britain may hand GBP 8B of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine – media

The United Kingdom is considering transferring £8 billion (nearly $11 billion) worth of Russian assets frozen on its territory to Ukraine.

Rada establishes TIC to investigate Russian crimes against journalists

The Verkhovna Rada created a Temporary Investigative Commission (TIC) to investigate crimes committed by the armed formations of the Russian Federation against journalists and other media workers.