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The fire at the fuel facility broke out on the morning of 23 January after debris from a drone fell, according to Russian authorities. There were no casualties or injuries.
Federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York are forced to review millions of files in the Jeffrey Epstein case, which is slowing down work on other high-profile cases.
Following massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, restoration work continues around the clock. The most difficult situation remains in the capital and five other regions.
After meeting with the NATO Secretary General in Davos, the US President announced a framework agreement on Greenland and the Arctic and cancelled planned tariffs for a number of European countries.
During the consideration of the issue of seizure of property, the leader of the Batkivshchyna faction stated that the contact was initiated by a member of parliament, and the court partially granted the prosecution's request.
The authorities of the autonomous Arctic territory say that a scenario involving the use of force is unlikely, but cannot be completely ruled out due to the escalation of rhetoric from the United States.
After a trip to cold Kyiv, columnist David Ignatius argues that Ukraine is relying on cheap autonomous interceptors and the analysis of millions of data fragments to withstand Russia`s aerial terror.
Donald Trump's return has dramatically increased attention on the World Economic Forum, where geopolitics and the war in Ukraine are overshadowing traditional economic discussions.
Energy workers are working flat out to restore networks in freezing conditions and emergency power cuts.
Damascus has declared a complete ceasefire with Kurdish forces, but SDF representatives have not yet officially confirmed the agreement.
The mobile operator is preparing an update to its tariff line, which will affect the connection of new users and roaming conditions.
The unpredictability of Washington's position is forcing European capitals to seek new security formats.
