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There are 1,344 emergency response centres operating in Kyiv, and rescue workers from other regions have been called in to help restore power.
The capital continues to operate under emergency conditions in the energy sector, with the main focus on supporting residents and restoration work.
Italy has sent Ukraine its first batch of energy aid to help overcome the consequences of Russia's attacks
Rome has begun supplying equipment to support Ukraine's energy system, which will provide heat to hospitals, critical facilities and tens of thousands of homes.
The Ministry of Internal Affair's points of invulnerability in Kyiv are fully equipped with generators and communications.
All emergency shelters and warming centres under the responsibility of the Ministry of Internal Affairs have generators, fuel reserves and stable communications, and since the beginning of January, psychologists have provided assistance to more than 28,000 Kyiv residents.
The "SvitloDom" programme: the state will allocate up to 300,000 hryvnias for autonomous power supply to multi-storey buildings
The government is launching a programme to support apartment buildings in installing autonomous power supplies during prolonged power outages. Applications can be submitted online via Diya.
Zelensky criticised the Kyiv City Council's preparations amid problems with heating and lighting
The president stated that the capital was insufficiently prepared for winter following Russian attacks on energy infrastructure and called on city authorities to speed up the restoration of heat and electricity supplies.
Germany to provide Ukraine with 33 mobile thermal power stations to strengthen its energy system
Mobile combined heat and power plants are capable of providing heat and electricity to millions of people and are expected to arrive in Ukraine in the near future amid ongoing Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
Small air defence command formed in the Air Force: Colonel Khlibnikov appointed head of the unit
The Ministry of Defence announced an update to its approaches to air defence amid daily attacks by the Russian Federation, which has used more than 6,000 drones in just one month and is changing its tactics, in particular through the use of UAVs with Starlink.
After Russian attacks, more than 700 residential buildings in Kyiv remain without heat
In three districts of the capital, heating has still not been restored in hundreds of high-rise buildings, with Troieshchyna being the most affected. Problems with heat supply have also been reported in Kryvyi Rih.
In Odessa, a doctor will be tried for the death of a cadet after a medical injection
The investigation believes that the doctor's negligence and disregard for information about allergies led to fatal consequences.
The Presidential Administration refuted fake news about the alleged sale of generators transferred by Poland to Ukraine
The disinformation campaign was launched against the backdrop of real humanitarian aid in order to undermine trust between Ukrainians and Poles.
The veteran criticised Fedorov's personnel decision and explained his position on NV
In an interview with NV, PDMS co-founder Hennadiy Druzenko stated that the appointment of Serhiy Sternenko as advisor to the Minister of Defence sends a negative signal to the military and society.
The number of police patrols in Kyiv has increased by 30 per cent
More than 1,200 police officers patrol the capital every day, working at shelling sites, guarding critical infrastructure and maintaining order during power cuts.
