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The ESBU shut down three illegal petrol stations in the Kyiv region
Detectives from the Economic Security Bureau uncovered and shut down three illegal petrol stations in two districts of the Kyiv region, seizing thousands of litres of fuel.
Bronze start: Ukraine opens medal account at Junior European Biathlon Championships
The mixed relay in Finland brought the Ukrainian team its first medal in the continental championship.
More than 30 countries have agreed to join Trump`s "Peace Council"
The US president`s initiative to create a new international body has been supported by around 35 countries, while some European states have openly criticised the format and powers of the "Peace Council".
New Greek tankers join Russian oil transport for the first time
The jump in freight rates at the end of 2025 prompted Greek shipowners to bring new tankers into the Russian oil trade, which had previously been carried out mainly by old ships from the shadow fleet.
Yellow Ribbon activists held events to mark Unity Day in the occupied territories
Residents of temporarily occupied cities used symbols of resistance to declare that Ukraine remains united and indivisible.
Collaborators who stole nearly 200 cars during the occupation were exposed in the Kherson region
The Kherson Regional Police reported suspicions about an organised group of collaborators who, in 2022, illegally seized property worth hundreds of millions of hryvnias under the guise of nationalisation.
Rules for using electricity at the State Emergency Service's Points of Resilience
At the State Emergency Service's resilience centres, restrictions are in place on charging powerful devices so that there is enough electricity for as many people as possible.
Inflation in Russia at the beginning of 2026 hits essential goods
At the start of 2026, inflation in Russia accelerated sharply and is increasingly focused on basic household expenses, particularly food, medicine, transport and housing and communal services.
Trump scraps tariffs on Europe after NATO deal on Greenland
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.
The President of Finland stated in Davos that the country is prepared for a possible attack by Russia.
At the Davos Forum, the Finnish president spoke about his country`s defence capabilities, the scale of mobilisation and civil preparedness, which give it confidence in the event of a threat from Russia.
Europol dismantles largest synthetic drug production network in EU history
European police have carried out their largest ever operation against synthetic drugs, dismantling dozens of laboratories and seizing thousands of tonnes of precursors in several EU countries.
Poland has provided Kyiv and the surrounding region with 400 generators following attacks on the power grid.
Warsaw sent 400 generators from state reserves to Kyiv and surrounding communities, while Russian strikes left a significant part of the capital without electricity and heat.