Tamara Vasylchuk

Tamara Vasylchuk

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Zelensky reveals details of 20 points of draft basic peace agreement
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Zelensky reveals details of 20 points of draft basic peace agreement

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented a draft 20-point framework document on ending the war with the participation of Ukraine, the United States, Europe and Russia and stressed that the parties had come much closer to agreeing on most positions

Russia's economy supports the war, but may collapse in 2026
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Russia's economy supports the war, but may collapse in 2026

Sanctions against the oil sector, falling budget revenues and the risk of a banking crisis are weakening the Russian economy. Experts warn that the system may not be able to withstand the burden of war as early as next year

Zelensky: Ukrainian long-range strikes yield results almost every day, pressure on Russian oil revenues increases
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Zelensky: Ukrainian long-range strikes yield results almost every day, pressure on Russian oil revenues increases

The President said that strikes on Russian energy infrastructure and international sanctions were reducing the Kremlin's financial capabilities. He also initiated a revision of the state calendar to reflect military realities

MIA launches 112 app to call all emergency services online
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MIA launches 112 app to call all emergency services online

New state app 112 allows you to call the police, rescuers and doctors via the Internet even without a mobile connection

Russia massively attacked Odesa region with drones: power supply damaged
War
Russia massively attacked Odesa region with drones: power supply damaged

On the night of 22 December, Russian drones attacked Odesa and parts of the region. Fires broke out at critical infrastructure facilities, part of the city was left without electricity, and one person was injured

Portugal to buy €25 million worth of Ukrainian weapons annually for five years
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Portugal to buy €25 million worth of Ukrainian weapons annually for five years

Lisbon reaffirmed its long-term support for Ukraine's defence industry and readiness to invest tens of millions of euros in domestic weapons and joint projects

US tightens sanctions against Iran's shadow oil fleet
Politics
US tightens sanctions against Iran's shadow oil fleet

The US Treasury Department has imposed new sanctions against 29 vessels and companies that helped Iran export oil bypassing restrictions. According to Washington's estimates, this is hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue for the Iranian regime

New materials in Epstein case could hit Clinton
Politics
New materials in Epstein case could hit Clinton

The US Department of Justice has released more than 300,000 pages from the Jeffrey Epstein case. The documents contain potentially compromising material about Bill Clinton, while there is almost no new information about Donald Trump

Russian army launches missile attack on port infrastructure in Odesa region: there are dead and wounded
War
Russian army launches missile attack on port infrastructure in Odesa region: there are dead and wounded

Ballistic missile attack on port infrastructure facility kills 7 people and injures 15 others

The Odesa-Reni highway was partially closed after Russian strikes. What has changed for drivers and travellers
Society
The Odesa-Reni highway was partially closed after Russian strikes. What has changed for drivers and travellers

Trucks are not allowed in, the bridge in Maiaky is not repaired, the MFA advises to choose other borders

Hungary and Slovakia refuse to sign EU summit conclusions on Ukraine
Politics
Hungary and Slovakia refuse to sign EU summit conclusions on Ukraine

Two countries did not support the European Council's decision on a €90bn loan to Ukraine in 2026-2027

Britain extends sanctions against Russia's oil industry
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Britain extends sanctions against Russia's oil industry

London adds 24 more entries to the sanctions list, including key Russian oil companies and five individuals

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