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In Kyiv, the warhead of a ballistic missile that fell near residential buildings was neutralised.
Explosives experts from the capital's police force, together with rescuers from the State Emergency Service, defused an unexploded Iskander-M missile warhead, which posed a serious threat to residents of the Dnipro district after a night-time attack by the Russian Federation.
ICE agents shoot and kill a man in Minneapolis for the second time in a month, casting doubt on the official version of events
A 37-year-old US citizen died in Minneapolis during an ICE immigration service operation, but videos from the scene contradict federal authorities claims of an armed attack.
Over the course of a week, Russia launched more than 3,000 strikes on Ukraine, targeting mainly energy facilities and residential areas.
Over the past week, Russia has sharply increased the intensity of its attacks on Ukraine, focusing on energy, critical infrastructure and residential buildings, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
The Cabinet of Ministers has introduced one-time assistance and preferential loans for businesses to purchase energy equipment
The government has approved a support package for small and medium-sized businesses, which provides for direct payments and zero-interest loans to compensate for energy independence costs amid emergency power cuts.
DTEK CEO held talks with investors and partners in Davos on restoring Ukraine's energy system
At the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, DTEK held a series of meetings with international financial institutions, government officials and leading energy companies, focusing on emergency support and long-term investments in Ukraine's decentralised energy sector.
European airlines are suspending flights to Dubai en masse due to tensions between the US and Iran
Air France and KLM have cancelled flights to Dubai, and some carriers have begun to avoid airspace over the Persian Gulf countries, Iran, Iraq and Israel. The reason for the increased risks is the US's statements about building up its military presence in the region.
Energy Ramstein: partners promise Ukraine over half a billion dollars in humanitarian aid
The G7+ countries have announced new humanitarian and energy support packages for Ukraine amid massive attacks by the Russian Federation. The lion's share of the aid will be provided by the United States, and in January, partners already delivered nearly 1,200 generators of various capacities.
The EU is sending hundreds of emergency generators to Ukraine amid new attacks on the power grid
The European Union is stepping up its assistance to Ukraine to support hospitals and critical infrastructure following massive attacks by the Russian Federation, which left more than a million people without electricity, water and heating.
The death toll from the crackdown on protests in Iran is rising: the UN does not rule out more than 20,000
Human rights activists continue to verify reports of casualties from the protests that erupted in late December, with estimates of losses already reaching many thousands of people.
A large-scale fire broke out in warehouses in the Svyatoshinsky district of Kyiv
Due to a fire in a warehouse building in the capital, a temporary deterioration in air quality was recorded, and residents were urged to close their windows and limit their time outdoors.
Restoration of the power grid continues across Ukraine: the government is focusing on Kyiv and frontline regions
More than 160 emergency crews are working around the clock to restore power and heat, and the capital is being reinforced with alternative energy sources.
Restoration of the power grid continues in Ukraine: over 200 teams are working in Kyiv and the regions
Following massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, restoration work continues around the clock. The most difficult situation remains in the capital and five other regions.
