In their Jan. 9 update, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported that the Russian army launched at least seven missiles, 31 air strikes and over 70 MLRS attacks against Ukraine.

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Ukrainian troops downed three Russian helicopters – a Ka-52, Mi-24 and Mi-8 as well as three Orlan-10 type drones over the same reporting period.

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General Staff: Ukraine strikes 7 Russian personnel concentration areas on Jan. 8. Ukraine's forces launched 17 attacks on the areas of concentration of Russian troops and three strikes on their anti-aircraft missile systems' positions in the past 24 hours.

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Russian authorities claimed they destroyed hundreds of Ukrainian military in a revenge attack after the strike on Makiivka. Foreign journalists investigated the locations of strikes and found no proof of military staying there. Russia lies again.

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Ukrainian officials are gathering evidence of cyberattacks linked to military strikes and are sharing the information with the International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague, Politico reports.

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Politico: Ukraine cyber officials gathering digital evidence for International Criminal Court to prosecute. One of Ukraine's top cyber officials, said certain cyberattacks Russia has launched on Ukrainian critical and civilian infrastructure could amount to war crimes.

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Ukraine sees 'year of victory,' but decisive defeat of Russia won’t be easy

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This claim is false — a Finnish reporter visited the strike site in Kramatorsk on Jan. 8 and noted that it hit an empty school.

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