
Large crater forms on Kyiv's Northern Bridge after Russian strike
The latest shelling of the capital caused significant damage to one of the city's key transport arteries.

The latest shelling of the capital caused significant damage to one of the city's key transport arteries.

Deputy Chair of the Russian Security Council stated that any restrictive measures against the Russian satellite project would be regarded as the destruction of objects and would cause the fall of American low-orbit devices.

The Israeli Prime Minister accused the British government of seeking compromise with Islamist forces in a Daily Mail interview, although Tel Aviv continues to regard London as an ally.

Nearly 200 people isolated in Russia's Irkutsk region following a woman's death. Authorities avoid direct statements about plague, despite neighbouring region confirming infection.

A heating main in Kyiv's Desnianskyi district was damaged by enemy shelling, which may lead to a temporary drop in water pressure in the network.

Ukrainian units used drones to deliver nearly 400 packages containing food and medicine to the temporarily occupied Kherson district.

Neighbouring countries rejected Ukraine's request to increase throughput capacity for agricultural exports, citing limited resources and the priority of local producers.

Donald Trump explained his cognitive abilities through genetics and a mention of an uncle who worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for decades.

Wildfires that have spread to the suburbs of Los Angeles continue to cause significant damage. The total financial losses are expected to reach $150 billion.

Fuel oil from two Russian tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait has reached the Sea of Azov coast in the occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region. This was announced by collaborator Balytskyi.

A fuel depot in Engels, located in Russia's Saratov region, is still burning following an attack by the Ukrainian armed forces. The fire, which has been ongoing for five days, has not yet been extinguished

Meta Platforms and Amazon have decided to close their diversity and inclusion programmes ahead of the inauguration of newly elected US President Donald Trump.

On 11 January in Rome, US President Joe Biden was scheduled to present the Presidential Medal of Freedom to the Pope, but his plans were altered due to wildfires in California.

Construction has begun in China on unique barges, which are likely intended for landing troops on coastlines unsuitable for amphibious operations using existing means.

Ukrainian forces captured two North Korean soldiers, according to South Korean intelligence. Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky published photos of the prisoners, as well as a military ID card found on one of them.

Potap has announced the resumption of his concert activities. The rapper will perform hits from the repertoire of "Vremya i Sklo", "Potap and Nastya", and Mozgi.

Greenland is a strategically important island for the US, a fact underscored by the presence of a US military base, a radar station, and a missile warning system.

The command post of the Russian Federation's 2nd Guards Combined Arms Army, located in Novohrodovka in Donetsk Oblast, was hit by a precise strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Ben Wallace, former UK Defence Secretary, expressed his incomprehension of Volodymyr Zelensky's decision not to mobilise 18-year-old men.

A one-year-old child died during dental treatment in Ternopil, the prosecutor's office reports.