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Russian attack damaged DTEK thermal power plant, leaving over a thousand homes in Kyiv without heat
The Russian Federation's massive strike on energy infrastructure on 3 February caused serious damage to DTEK's thermal power plants and disrupted heat supply in the capital.
Iran conducted naval exercises with live fire near the Strait of Hormuz
Tehran has completed two days of naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing tensions with the United States. The manoeuvres took place near one of the world's key oil and gas transport routes.
Massive Russian attack on Ukraine: regions without power, damaged houses, air defence forces destroyed most air targets
On the night of 3 February, Russia carried out a combined missile and drone strike on a number of regions in Ukraine, damaging energy and civilian infrastructure. The most affected areas were Vinnytsia, Odesa, Dnipropetrovsk, Kyiv and the surrounding region.
Combined attack by the Russian Federation on Kyiv: high-rise buildings damaged in five districts, three people wounded
During the night, Russia launched a combined strike on the capital using ballistic missiles and drones. Several areas of Kyiv have reported damage to residential buildings and civilian infrastructure, with casualties reported.
US-Iran talks may take place in Ankara: what is known about diplomatic efforts
Turkey, together with its partners, is trying to organise direct contacts between Washington and Tehran in order to reduce the risk of regional escalation.
War of nerves instead of progress: diplomat explains the real state of peace talks
The former Ukrainian ambassador to the EU believes that the current negotiation process is a pause to assess positions and play for time, rather than a real move towards peace.
Fuel prices are rising again: how much will Ukrainians pay for petrol, diesel and autogas?
In February, prices at petrol stations may exceed psychological thresholds due to taxes, currency and global oil prices.
Sanctions circumvention: Germany exposes international network supplying goods to Russian military-industrial complex
Investigators believe that products for the defence industry have been flowing into Russia for years through fictitious companies, despite EU bans.
Are they planning to evacuate Kyiv residents: what did the Kyiv City State Administration say?
The city authorities assure that there are no plans for a mass evacuation of residents, but instead are stepping up targeted assistance to vulnerable groups.
Axios: Trump representative Steve Witkoff to join Ukraine-Russia talks in UAE
After visiting Israel, the US President's Special Representative will travel to Abu Dhabi to participate in a new round of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
Kallas: Pressure on Ukraine to make concessions is excessive; Russia must bear responsibility
The EU representative warned that focusing on "Ukraine's actions" distorts the essence of the war and removes responsibility from the aggressor.
Russia tightens control over scientists: foreign business trips only with permission from the ministry
Under the guise of security the Kremlin is effectively isolating Russian scientists from the West and placing science under the complete control of the special services.