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29 January 2024
A spokesperson for the Ukrainian land forces, Volodymyr Fitio, said that the information about the alleged capture of Tabaivka village in the Kupiansk district, in the Kharkiv region, is not true.
28 January 2024
Russia still has about 900 high-precision long-range missiles.
27 January 2024
Neither the Ukrainian nor the Russian side can answer for sure what happened in the situation with the downing of the Il-76 aircraft.
26 January 2024
The enemy has retained the tactic of launching Shahed kamikaze drones from the sea, as it is implied that the sea mutes their engine sound as they approach residential areas or port infrastructure.
25 January 2024
Kharkiv has restored heat and electricity supply to all the buildings that were damaged by shelling by Russian troops.
Russia maintains a significant presence of missile carriers in the Black Sea therefore the missile threat remains high.
International partners are ready to provide Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets, but comprehensive measures to prepare for their effective use are still underway.
23 January 2024
The situation in the Kherson region remains quite tense, as the enemy is trying to put pressure with artillery, aviation and use UAVs of various modifications.
22 January 2024
Russian invaders are now seen using their combat aircraft more actively in the Avdiivka direction.
The medical sphere has collapsed in the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia region. The enemy closed 70% of medical institutions, turning them into military hospitals.
21 January 2024
While the Russian invasion forces pursue their offensive efforts in the Lyman-Kupiansk direction, Ukrainian defenders have killed or wounded in action 7,055 Russian soldiers and officers, and destroyed 120 tanks and 218 armored fighting vehicles in the area since January 1.
The spokesman for Ukraine’s Ground Forces, Volodymyr Fitio, said Ukraine’s units were ordered to retreat to reserve positions in the area of Krokhmalne, Kharkiv region, “to protect soldiers’ lives.”
Russian President Vladimir Putin is using the Belarusian military to distract Ukrainian forces and create additional zones of tension.
20 January 2024
Ukraine has steadily passed the first half of the heating season and has sufficient resources for its successful completion.
The threat to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant will remain in place for as long as it is under Russia’s control.
The Russians focus their assault and offensive operations toward Avdiivka and Novomykhailivka, deploying infantry units without any cover by armored fighting vehicles.
The Russian invasion forces have been intensely using FPV drones and UAVs of other modifications armed with fragmentation munitions on the Ochakiv axis.
19 January 2024
The latest fire at an oil depot in Klintsy, Russia’s Bryansk region, is a consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The queue on the territory of Romania towards Ukraine in the direction of the Porubne checkpoint is about 400 trucks.
Over the past day, the intensity of enemy artillery shelling and the number of air attacks in southern Ukraine have significantly decreased.
18 January 2024
Our enemy has been following a similar path for a year now. In 2023, Russia held a record number of tenders for the purchase of electronic warfare equipment at the expense of big business
On the Polish-Ukrainian border, traffic through checkpoints is not limited and is quite intense.
As a result of the blocking of checkpoints on the Romanian border, only a few vehicles a day pass through Porubne and Krasnoilsk.
This was stated by the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Oleksiy Danilov on the air of the national telethon 'United News', Ukrinform reported.
14 January 2024
A total of GBP 2.5 billion has been envisaged in the Agreement on Security Co-operation to finance Ukraine through 2024, which is one of the biggest sums provided in military aid to Ukraine since the war started.
13 January 2024
Ukraine is holding talks with partners to sign agreements on security guarantees, and about 30 countries, including the G7 member states, are ready to establish such partnership.
The Agreement on Security Co-operation between Ukraine and the United Kingdom is a just, bilateral and partnership-based document.
Enemy missile carriers in the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea have not been involved in Russia’s attack on Ukraine’s territory today.
12 January 2024
The Agreement on Security Co-operation, which was signed between Ukraine and the United Kingdom on Friday, became an unpleasant surprise for Russia, and the Ukrainian side promises Moscow even more such surprises this year.
There are about a thousand cars in line at Medyka-Shehyni, which is more than at the other three checkpoints - Yahodyn, Rava-Ruska and Krakivets.