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On the night of 22 January, the Ukrainian Defence Forces struck an oil terminal in the Krasnodar Krai and a number of enemy air defence facilities in the temporarily occupied territories.
In icy water and severe frost, divers from the State Emergency Service spent six days clearing up the aftermath of Russian shelling in order to restore heat and light to thousands of Kyiv residents.
The passage of the Russian military tanker General Skobelev through the English Channel took place amid growing tensions between Russia and Europe and was accompanied by heightened security measures on the part of the Netherlands and its allies.
The city is strengthening its power reserves amid frosts and network restrictions, with teams from other regions and Ukrzaliznytsia involved in the restoration work.
The Ministry of Health reports that from late December to mid-January, the highest number of hospitalisations due to cold injuries was recorded on 18 January. Medical professionals urge people not to ignore the first symptoms and to provide proper assistance.
The debate surrounding US plans for Greenland has brought a century-old agreement with Denmark back into the spotlight, the consequences of which are now causing controversy and historical parallels.
The project, consisting of eight million solar panels, is expected to generate 180 billion kWh of electricity annually and become one of the world`s largest examples of green energy.
Over the past day, Russian troops have made extensive use of aircraft, missiles and drones, while the Defence Forces have repelled dozens of attacks and inflicted significant losses on the enemy.
Rumen Radev announced that he will submit his resignation to the Constitutional Court on 20 January. If approved, he will be temporarily replaced by Vice-President Iliana Yotova until the presidential elections in November.
Russian carriers are refurbishing old aircraft due to a shortage of aircraft against the backdrop of sanctions and a lack of new domestically produced aircraft.
Paris is calling for a joint response from the world's leading economies to pressure from Washington, which Europe considers unacceptable even among allies.
Products containing narcotic substances were sold as dietary supplements and the organizers monthly profits reached tens of millions of hryvnias.
