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ICE agents shoot and kill a man in Minneapolis for the second time in a month, casting doubt on the official version of events
A 37-year-old US citizen died in Minneapolis during an ICE immigration service operation, but videos from the scene contradict federal authorities claims of an armed attack.
Russia reports the most massive shelling of Belgorod and damage to energy infrastructure
The authorities of the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation reported the most powerful shelling of the city since the beginning of the war, which resulted in damage to energy facilities and power outages, while officially stating that there were no casualties.
After the shelling on 24 January, 1,676 high-rise buildings in Kyiv remain without heating.
Utility services have restored heating to more than 1,600 buildings and are continuing their work after another attack on the capital.
Over the course of a week, Russia launched more than 3,000 strikes on Ukraine, targeting mainly energy facilities and residential areas.
Over the past week, Russia has sharply increased the intensity of its attacks on Ukraine, focusing on energy, critical infrastructure and residential buildings, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
The Cabinet of Ministers has introduced one-time assistance and preferential loans for businesses to purchase energy equipment
The government has approved a support package for small and medium-sized businesses, which provides for direct payments and zero-interest loans to compensate for energy independence costs amid emergency power cuts.
DTEK CEO held talks with investors and partners in Davos on restoring Ukraine's energy system
At the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, DTEK held a series of meetings with international financial institutions, government officials and leading energy companies, focusing on emergency support and long-term investments in Ukraine's decentralised energy sector.
Russia sharply cuts spending to keep budget deficit in check
The decline in oil revenues and tougher sanctions forced the Russian government to cut spending in December, which allowed it to keep the budget deficit within the revised target, but exposed the weakness of its finances amid the war and economic slowdown.
Businesses exempt from fines for reporting during power outages
The provisions of the Tax Code adopted at the start of the full-scale war explicitly exempt taxpayers from liability for late reporting and tax payments in the event of a power outage, said Danylo Getmantsev, Chairman of the Tax Committee of the Verkhovna Rada.
Swedish fighter jets intercepted Russian Su-35S and Tu-22M bomber over the Baltic Sea
The Swedish Air Force scrambled fighter jets to identify a Russian aircraft formation near NATO airspace, confirming the increase in military activity over the Baltic Sea.
Ukraine called the trilateral talks with the US and Russia in the UAE constructive
The two-day meetings in Abu Dhabi marked a new stage in American mediation and focused on the parameters for ending the war and security guarantees.
Denmark has put its military forces in Greenland on combat alert
Danish media reported that the units Copenhagen had deployed to Greenland had been ordered to be ready for combat and to carry live ammunition in case the situation around the autonomous territory escalated sharply.
The first trilateral talks between Ukraine, the United States and Russia in a long time have concluded in Abu Dhabi.
The meetings in the UAE were constructive and focused on the parameters for ending the war and the security conditions for the further process.