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Ukraine celebrates Armed Forces Day: gratitude to the military and unwavering faith in victory
On December 6, Ukraine celebrates Armed Forces Day. The country holds celebrations, awards military personnel, and observes moments of silence for the fallen. The president emphasized that the strength of the army lies in its people, and victory depends on unity.
Another blow to Russian infrastructure: Ryazan refinery on fire again, the ninth attack since the beginning of 2025
On the night drones struck one of Russia's largest oil refineries, the Ryazan refinery, once again. The plant has suspended operations.
Massive night attacks by Russia: explosions in Kyiv, fires in the regions, and civilian casualties
Russian troops attacked Ukraine with missiles and drones during the night. Explosions were heard in Kyiv and the surrounding region, infrastructure was damaged in several regions, and there are reports of injuries and fatalities.
Archaeologists have discovered a 13-meter scroll of the Book of the Dead — a unique relic of Ancient Egypt
A 43-foot (about 13 m) scroll of the Book of the Dead has been found in Egypt — one of the most complete and largest artifacts in history. The find provides new details about the religious beliefs and burial rituals of the ancient Egyptians.
Netflix acquires Warner Bros. — the film industry prepares for major changes
Netflix has signed an agreement to acquire Warner Bros., which will shift the balance of power in the film and streaming market. This creates a new media empire with an extensive catalog of films and TV series.
Frost without precipitation: what will the first winter weekend be like — forecasters have given their prediction for Ukraine
According to forecasters, the first winter weekend in Ukraine will be frosty but without precipitation. Temperatures may drop below zero, but no significant snowfall is expected.
The main New Year trees lit up in Kyiv and Lviv
In Kyiv, on Sophia Square, and in Lviv, in front of the Opera House, festive trees were solemnly lit up — an artificial 16-meter tree with 4,500 toys in the capital and a 14-meter “gifted” tree in Lviv.
Syrsky: 710,000 Russian troops on the front line, fiercest fighting continues in the east and south
The commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russia has concentrated more than 710,000 soldiers along the front line, where the fiercest battles are taking place. Ukraine's strategy is to exhaust the enemy and strike deep into Russia.
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi: ‘It is unacceptable to give up territory.’
The General Staff of Ukraine rejects any proposals to cede Ukrainian land for the sake of peace. Kyiv insists on the full return of the territories.
The ESBU in Lviv region reported suspicion of an entrepreneur who attempted to illegally export oak wood
Detectives of the Territorial Administration of the ESBU in Lviv region reported suspicion of an individual entrepreneur in attempted smuggling of timber.
Russia has created a ‘shadow fleet’ of more than 1,240 tankers — a new revelation from the Centre for Countering Disinformation
Since the start of its full-scale invasion, Russia has amassed an extremely large and fragile fleet of more than 1,240 tankers — officially registered as civilian vessels, but actually used to circumvent sanctions and support Russia's military operations.
Norway to acquire two more submarines with long-range missiles — strengthening the fleet for European security
Norway has signed a contract to purchase two new missile-armed submarines. This move is intended to strengthen the country's defence capabilities and protect its northern maritime borders in the context of the tense security situation in Europe.