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Syrskyi: in December, the Defence Forces' drones neutralised over 33 thousand occupants as a monthly conscription of the Russian Federation
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, said that in December 2025, the Unmanned Systems Forces neutralised more than 33,000 Russian military personnel. This is commensurate with the monthly mobilisation volumes in Russia and is a record for the use of drones.
After the Paris summit, Fidan says peace is closer in Ukraine and Turkey is ready to take responsibility in the Black Sea
After the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing in Paris, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that after four years of war, the parties had come closer to a sustainable peace. He also reported discussions on ceasefire monitoring, deterring Russia, and possible military steps in the event of a ceasefire violation.
Criminal proceedings opened in Kyiv over underground school on monastery grounds
The SSU and the Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office have launched a pre-trial investigation based on the materials of Slidstvo.info journalists regarding the activities of an underground school in the Holosiivskyi district. Law enforcers are checking the teaching of children using Soviet textbooks and sources of funding.
Canada announces expansion of joint arms production with Ukraine and does not reject presence of its military
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said in Paris that Ottawa will increase joint arms production with Ukraine through joint ventures. Canada is also ready to increase logistical, intelligence and cyber support and expand its training mission.
Russia confirms fire at oil depot in Stary Oskol after drone attack
The authorities in Belgorod Region confirmed that the oil depot in Stary Oskol was hit by a drone attack. Several tanks caught fire, and the Russian Ministry of Defence announced that 23 drones had been shot down in the evening.
Merz says Germany is ready to make a broad contribution to Ukraine's security guarantees
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that Berlin does not rule out any formats of participation in security guarantees for Ukraine after the ceasefire. This includes financial and military support, monitoring and possible deployment of forces in NATO countries.
Trump administration prepares Greenland deal and does not rule out a military scenario
The White House is considering options to strengthen US control over Greenland through a free association agreement. Donald Trump's statements on national security have raised concerns in Denmark and Europe.
Poland will focus on logistics for Ukraine and supports increased pressure on Russia, Tusk says
Poland does not plan to send troops to Ukraine, but will take a leading role in logistical support for Kyiv and its partners. Donald Tusk also called for increased sanctions pressure to force Russia into real negotiations.
Russian attacks in three regions in one day: missile, drones and damaged civilian infrastructure
Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv, Cherkasy and Sumy regions with missiles and drones. Homes and businesses were damaged, and there were no deaths or injuries.
Britain outlines role in guaranteeing Ukraine's security after peace
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said that the declaration by Ukraine, France, and the UK creates a legal basis for the deployment of foreign forces and London's participation in security guarantees after the war ends.
Russian drone attack on Dnipro: seven wounded and large-scale destruction of residential buildings
On the evening of 6 January, Russian drones attacked Dnipro. More than 10 high-rise buildings were damaged, 7 people were injured, including two children, cars were burned and fires were reported in educational institutions.
Zelenskyy after Paris summit: there is a clear understanding of each country's contribution to security guarantees
After the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing in Paris, Zelenskyy said he was ready to provide concrete security guarantees, define the roles of countries and advance documents with the US and Europe.