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The State Bureau of Investigations has uncovered three new illegal logging schemes involving officials from the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine"
Law enforcement agencies have identified systematic violations in the forestry sector in three regions of Ukraine. The total losses to the state exceed 5.6 million hryvnias.
The Security Service of Ukraine and the National Anti-Corruption Bureau have exposed a current member of parliament in a scheme involving land belonging to the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences worth over 30 million hryvnia.
Law enforcement officers have uncovered new evidence in the case of a member of parliament who had previously been accused of accepting bribes in exchange for resolving land issues.
This winter, Japan donated 120 generators to Ukraine and is preparing new deliveries of energy equipment.
Tokyo is providing Ukraine with dozens of generators, transformers and cogeneration units to support the power grid during extreme cold weather and Russian attacks.
Russia has used dangerous chemicals against Ukraine more than 12,000 times since the start of the war
In January 2026 alone, the Defence Forces recorded more than two hundred cases of Russian troops using ammunition containing chemical irritants, which is prohibited under international law.
Over 700 medical facilities damaged by Russian shelling have been restored in Ukraine
Since the start of the full-scale war, Russia has damaged or destroyed more than 2,500 medical infrastructure facilities. Only some of them have been fully restored, while hundreds more are still undergoing repairs.
US court restricts use of special measures against protesters outside ICE office in Portland
A federal judge has banned the use of tear gas and other crowd control measures against peaceful protesters and journalists. The ruling came amid a lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations and complaints of excessive force.
Bail was posted for the former head of the State Border Service in a cigarette smuggling case
A bail of 10 million hryvnias for former State Border Service head Serhiy Deyneka was paid on 2 February. Another person involved in the case did not pay the bail set by the court.
Ukrzaliznytsia opened eight "Unbreakable Carriages" in Kharkiv and Kyiv after shelling by the Russian Federation
Railway workers have set up mobile warming and support stations in Kharkiv and the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv. In the carriages, you can warm up, charge your devices, use the internet, and get hot food.
In Kharkiv, the metro will operate as a 24-hour warming centre due to the consequences of massive strikes by the Russian Federation.
The city authorities are expanding the network of emergency shelters due to interruptions in heat supply. Metro stations and Ukrzaliznytsia carriages will become places where residents can warm up around the clock.
The Darnytska Thermal Power Plant in Kyiv suffered significant damage after a Russian missile attack, and restoration will take a long time.
One of the most massive attacks on Ukraine's power grid on 3 February caused serious damage to power generation and networks in a number of regions. The Darnytsia Thermal Power Plant in the capital lost the ability to quickly restore heat supply.
Before Ramstein, Ukraine, NATO, Britain and Germany agreed on military support priorities
The defence ministers of Ukraine, the United Kingdom and Germany, together with the NATO Secretary General, agreed on key areas of assistance to Kyiv, with a focus on air defence and financing arms purchases in 2026.
Germany is preparing €35 billion for military space, with plans for over 100 satellites and laser systems
Berlin is considering investments in reconnaissance satellites, secure communications and means of influencing hostile space systems amid growing threats from Russia and China in orbit.