Boris Bodnar

Boris Bodnar

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SSU detains FSS agent in the Armed Forces of Ukraine who adjusted Russian strikes in Dnipro region
War
SSU detains FSS agent in the Armed Forces of Ukraine who adjusted Russian strikes in Dnipro region

The SSU exposed a mobilised serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from Dnipro who passed coordinates for missile and drone attacks in Dnipro region to the FSS. He faces life imprisonment.

Russian attack damages US company's plant in Dnipro, spills 300 tonnes of oil on roads
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Russian attack damages US company's plant in Dnipro, spills 300 tonnes of oil on roads

Russian drones attacked an oil extraction plant in Dnipro owned by the US company Bunge. About 300 tonnes of oil spilled onto city roads, and traffic on the waterfront was restricted for several days.

The United States declared its readiness to cooperate with the current leadership of Venezuela
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The United States declared its readiness to cooperate with the current leadership of Venezuela

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Washington is ready to cooperate with the Venezuelan leadership, provided Caracas makes the right political decisions.

The CSU proposes to make the Bundeswehr the most powerful conventional army in Europe
Economy
The CSU proposes to make the Bundeswehr the most powerful conventional army in Europe

The CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag is planning a large-scale strengthening of the Bundeswehr, focusing on long-range precision weapons, drones and air defence amid the threat from Russia.

Almost 450 flights were cancelled and delayed at Schiphol Airport due to bad weather
Society
Almost 450 flights were cancelled and delayed at Schiphol Airport due to bad weather

About 450 flights have been cancelled and delayed at Schiphol Airport near Amsterdam in the Netherlands due to snow and strong winds. There are warnings of significant delays throughout the day.

Two ballistic missiles hit a residential building in Kharkiv, 13 wounded
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Two ballistic missiles hit a residential building in Kharkiv, 13 wounded

Russia strikes in the centre of Kharkiv, two ballistic missiles hit a high-rise building in the Kyiv district. The building was destroyed, at least 13 people were injured, and rescue operations are underway.

GAB strike on ecopark near Kharkiv: volunteer wounded, birds killed
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GAB strike on ecopark near Kharkiv: volunteer wounded, birds killed

Russian troops carried out a drone strike on the territory of the Ecopark in Kharkiv district. A 40-year-old volunteer was wounded, and bird deaths and damage to enclosures were recorded.

Over the year, the DSI exposed more than 1,100 members of organised groups and blocked losses worth hundreds of billions of hryvnias
Economy
Over the year, the DSI exposed more than 1,100 members of organised groups and blocked losses worth hundreds of billions of hryvnias

In 2025, the DSI units of the National Police exposed more than 1,100 members of organised and criminal groups. About 260 proceedings have been brought to court, and losses to the state worth billions of hryvnias have been documented.

Von der Leyen calls Ukraine's accession to the EU a key security guarantee
Politics
Von der Leyen calls Ukraine's accession to the EU a key security guarantee

Ursula von der Leyen said after the meeting that Ukraine's accession to the European Union is critical for peace, security and reconstruction of the country.

Storm Hannes causes the largest power grid failure in Finland in a decade
Society
Storm Hannes causes the largest power grid failure in Finland in a decade

Winter storm Hannes caused widespread damage to power grids in Finland. Up to 115,000 households were left without electricity, and the restoration of power supply may take until next week.

Zelenskyy and Trump's meeting begins
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Zelenskyy and Trump's meeting begins

Media statements by Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Donald Trump

Rutte: US remains a reliable partner for NATO, no need for EU autonomous defence
Politics
Rutte: US remains a reliable partner for NATO, no need for EU autonomous defence

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that the United States remains fully committed to the Alliance and that the idea of a fully independent EU defence is unnecessary. He emphasised the growth of defence spending and the role of non-EU allies

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