More than 150,000 soldiers on both sides remain missing.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 janvier 2026
Vadym, son of a missing soldier: "After a year and a half, I still don’t fully accept that he is missing.
I cried the first time only after a month." 2/ pic.twitter.com/hcY9diWoui
More than 150,000 soldiers on both sides remain missing. Vadym, son of a missing soldier: "After a year and a half, I still don’t fully accept that he is missing. I cried the first time only after a month." 2/
Anna, wife of a missing Ukrainian soldier: "I still text him. It’s really difficult to send texts in one way and not get a response. The silence is depressing.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 25 janvier 2026
I will believe until the very end that he is alive," — The Times. 1/ pic.twitter.com/IQal4jicXV
Anna, wife of a missing Ukrainian soldier: "I still text him. It’s really difficult to send texts in one way and not get a response. The silence is depressing. I will believe until the very end that he is alive," — The Times. 1/
More than 15,000 energy workers across Ukraine are doing this work daily. Adamov: “Working in the energy sector is like being on the front line, except that we don’t have weapons in our hands.” 5X
Facilities are often damaged: broken walls, burnt equipment, shattered windows, freezing temperatures inside. Repairs happen immediately. Workers weld, restart systems, and restore power while attacks may still be ongoing. 4/
Oleksandr Adamov works next to equipment that has been hit dozens of times. When alarms sound, he puts on a helmet and body armor and enters a steel capsule beside the control panel instead of evacuating. Someone must stay to keep the system stable. 2/
Ukrainian energy workers are repairing and operating power facilities while under Russian missile and drone attacks. They remain at control panels during strikes because a single error or shutdown could leave entire cities without heat during winter, according to CNN.
US security guarantees document is 100% ready, Zelensky says. "Security guarantees are first and foremost guarantees from the United States. The document is 100% ready, and we are waiting … for its signing," President Volodymyr Zelensky said Jan. 25.
In Kyiv, during the liquidation of the consequences of the russian strike, the rescuer-climber Oleksandr Pytaychuk killed. As reported by the State Emergency Service, the rescuer fell from a height of about 20 meters. The man died from the injuries he received. R.I.P. Hero
Operational information as of 22:00 25.01.2026 regarding the Russian invasion https://facebook.com/share/p/1QDfAPc26y/
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❗️Zelenskyy met with Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya pic.twitter.com/O15TuMzc2D
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 janvier 2026
Zelenskyy met with Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya
