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Zelensky convened an energy conference call: after the attacks, the situation is most difficult in several regions
Large-scale shelling forced the authorities to urgently synchronise the actions of energy companies, the government and law enforcement agencies — decisions are being made in an expedited manner.
Germany allocates another €60 million to support Ukraine's energy sector
Berlin has announced additional funding to strengthen Ukraine's energy resilience amid Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure. The funds will be directed towards heat, protection and heating systems, with a particular focus on frontline regions.
Who will help stray animals survive the harsh frosts of this winter?
Severe cold weather has turned the streets into a trap for homeless animals, so patrol officers are not only on duty but also helping those who cannot ask for help.
The US is considering extending Trump's "Peace Council" to Ukraine and other conflicts
Washington is discussing the possibility of expanding the mandate of the "Peace Council" created for Gaza, which is headed by Donald Trump. Ukraine is among the potential areas of focus, while Kyiv is talking about a separate format for resolving the war with Russia.
Under fire from FPV drones: White Angel evacuated a family from a frontline village in Dnipropetrovsk region
Police officers rescued people from the area of constant attacks and once again urged them not to delay leaving dangerous settlements.
Finland has announced a new €98 million defence aid package for Ukraine
Helsinki has approved its 31st military aid package for Ukraine. The total value of Finnish defence equipment transferred has already reached €3.1 billion.
In Lviv region, an international bus was involved in an accident, nine passengers sought medical attention
The accident occurred on the morning of 17 January on the Kyiv-Chop motorway in the Stryi district. A bus carrying 25 passengers veered off the road and crashed into a guardrail and a tree. Some of the passengers were hospitalised.
In Lithuania, a Russian and a Belarusian were accused of a terrorist attack against a defence enterprise
Lithuanian law enforcement officials believe that the attempted arson of a factory that manufactured equipment for Ukraine was organised on behalf of Russian military intelligence. Six foreigners have been charged with terrorism.
Russia attacked Naftogaz facilities six times in one week, striking gas production facilities again at night
On the night of 17 January, Russian troops launched another attack on gas production equipment. This is the sixth attack on Naftogaz`s infrastructure in a week, with the impact on production being offset by imports.
Syria officially recognises Kurdish rights for the first time and restores their citizenship
The President of Syria has signed a decree enshrining the linguistic and civil rights of Syrian Kurds. The decision was made after bloody clashes in Aleppo and against the backdrop of difficult negotiations with Kurdish forces.
The Kremlin is preparing to transfer resources from occupied Mariupol to the control of Kadyrov's units
The Russian authorities plan to hand over control of Mariupol and the surrounding region to groups from Chechnya. According to underground sources, additional Akhmat forces are already being transferred to the city, with the main focus on industrial assets.
Republicans in the US Congress have publicly opposed Trump`s ideas regarding Greenland.
Donald Trump`s statements about possibly establishing control over Greenland have provoked a sharp reaction even among Republicans. Lawmakers warn of risks to NATO and say they are ready to block any military moves.