NSDC Secretary Igor Klymenko announced the formation of a structure to coordinate state agencies' actions and reduce the time required to identify fallen military personnel.
The President's advisor on defence technologies suggested that the enemy is using temporary MESH radio relays in the capital to correct the flight of strike UAVs.
Dmytro Lubinets urged his Kazakh counterpart to prevent the transfer of Lyubov Rozhanska to Russia, who was detained in Astana at Moscow's request.
Russian media reported the death of Anatoly Kashpirovsky, who became famous for his television sessions in the USSR. He was 87 years old.
Russian military demonstrated the operation of a robotic combat complex on a T-72/T-90 chassis, which is remotely controlled and armed with a 125-mm gun.
A car crashed into a crowd of rugby fans in Newcastle, Australia. At least 10 people, including children, were injured, and the driver has been arrested.
Solomianskyi District Court of Kyiv found the sender guilty of failing to declare 30 units of expensive cosmetics and imposed a fine of 18,000 hryvnias.
The US Office of Management and Budget transferred funds from the Customs and Border Protection to television spots praising the president.
The American publication TIME has published an article claiming that US President Donald Trump possesses leverage that could force Russian leader Vladimir Putin to immediately stop the war.
Colonel Ilya Lapin has become the first person in the case over the failure of the defence of Kharkiv Oblast to be remanded in custody. This was reported by the media outlet Suspilne.
According to statistical data, the number of officially registered unemployed people in Ukraine fell to a record low of 94,200 in December 2024.
The Slotoking brand, now known as Betking, has come under public scrutiny due to suspicions of financial violations, ties to the Russian market, and controversial aspects of its operations.
Robert Fico made a resonant statement claiming that opposition forces are allegedly preparing mass protests that could escalate into a revolution.
Human rights organisations have begun legal challenges against an executive order by former US President Donald Trump suspending the granting of citizenship to children
The number of people killed in a major fire at a ski resort in central Turkey has reached 66. This was reported by the Anadolu agency.
Donald Trump announced the start of an investigation into more than 50 former intelligence agency employees, whom he accuses of attempting to discredit information regarding Hunter Biden's laptop.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the launch of a new operation named "Iron Wall", aimed at combating terrorist threats in the West Bank
The US immigration service has suspended interviews and halted the operation of the CBP One app, through which migrants registered to cross the border. The Washington Post reports.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced the exposure of Ukrainian companies that supplied microchips to Russia, which are used in the production of Russian missiles and drones.
Donald Trump announced the pardon of those convicted for their involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol attack. According to him, this concerns 1,500 individuals, and he also stated his intention to commute the sentences of six other convicts.