Russia doesn't plan to end the war against Ukraine and will try to conduct new offensives at the front, albeit it is unclear where exactly those may come. Currently, Russians have not managed to achieve their goal on any of the axes, @DI_Ukraine
's Andrii Cherniak told RBC-Ukraine
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia plans new offensives as war continues, goals unmet
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Estonia supplies demining equipment to Ukraine Emergency Service
Emergency Service: Estonia supplies Ukraine with demining equipment. The Estonian Rescue Council has provided demining equipment to Ukraine and trained emergency workers on its use, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported on Jan. 2.
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Ukrgazvydobuvannya produced 12.5 bln m³ of gas in 2022
Ukrgazvydobuvannya produced 12.5 billion cubic meters of gas in 2022 despite hundreds of production facilities and fields coming under shelling. #news #war #liga https://biz.liga.net/ua/ekonomika/t ek/novosti/dobycha-gaza-v-ukraine-upala-vsego-na-3-za-proshlyy-god
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Bodies of 25 children found on Kharkiv region de-occupied areas since September
On the de-occupied territories of Kharkiv region since September, the bodies of 25 children have been found, police say
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Ukrainian Aircraft in War Against Russian Occupiers
Наступ на Київ, звільнення о.Зміїний, Херсонщина. Євген Булацик, полковник Повітряних сил ЗСУ
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 2 janvier 2023
Українські літаки одними із перших піднялися в небо і почали знищувати російських окупантів, які розпочали повномасштабне вторгнення.https://t.co/51nlZBqHQX pic.twitter.com/o59dNvCJr1The assault on Kyiv, the liberation of Snake Island, and Kherson Oblast. Yevhen Bulatsyk, Colonel of the Ukrainian Air Force. Ukrainian aircraft were among the first to take to the skies and began destroying Russian occupiers who launched a full-scale invasion.
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EU reduced Russian oil imports by 90% in 2022
EU Ambassador says union decreased Russian oil supplies by 90% in 2022. The European Union cut down Russian oil imports by 90% before the end of 2022, “radically reducing” energy dependence on Russia, the EU Ambassador to Ukraine Matti Maasikas told Ukrinform.
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Possible blackout in Ukraine, says Galushchenko
A blackout in Ukraine is theoretically possible, but the energy system continues to demonstrate its resilience, according to Galushchenko
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Ukrainian intel monitors Russian nuclear weapons storage and movement
Intelligence of @DefenceU knows about all places of storage and movement of Russian nuclear weapons, @DI_Ukraine representative Vadym Skibitskyi said during national telethon. According to him, Ukrainian intel monitors the movement of both tactical and strategic nuclear weapons.
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Ukrainian air defense destroys all 39 Iranian drones in Russian attack
As a result of the attacks, emergency power outages have been introduced amid ongoing restoration efforts. Russian forces launched a massive strike against Ukraine using Iranian-made Shahed-131/136 kamikaze drones overnight on Jan. 2. The air defense destroyed all 39 drones.
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Emergency power outages after Russia’s Jan 2 drone attack
Emergency power outages introduced due to Russia’s Jan. 2 drone attack. The electricity supply in Kyiv and central Ukraine has deteriorated due to Russia’s Jan. 2 overnight drone attack against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, reported the state grid operator Ukrenergo.