Monday's attack on Ukraine cost Russia $131 million, equivalent to the annual budget of the city of Veliky Novgorod, which has a population of 220,000 people, Ukrainian Defense Intelligence reports. Russia launched 1 Zircon missile, 18 Iskander-M/S-300 missiles, and 15 Kh-101 cruise missiles.
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Zelenskyy opens first Ukrainian arms export office in Berlin
Zelenskyy announced the opening of Ukraine’s first arms export office in Berlin. A second office will open in Denmark, reflecting the growing interest of European partners in Ukrainian weapons. 5/
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Ukraine’s defense production grows 35-fold, budget insufficient
Ukraine’s defense production capacity has exploded. It is projected to grow 35-fold — from $1B in 2022 to $35B by 2025. The state has factories and production lines, but not enough budget to buy everything they produce. 3/
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Ukraine speeds up arms export permits with Defense City initiative
Ukraine has eased arms exports by launching Defense City to speed up export permits — United24. The Cabinet approved a simplified procedure for exporting military goods. For Defense City residents, permit review time drops from 90 days to 15 days. 1/
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Russia’s bomb-then-blame tactic on Ukraine’s power grid revealed
Russia's bomb-then-blame strategy in one broadcast: a general appeared on state television to celebrate "one of the most massive attacks" on Ukraine's power grid—then told freezing civilians to blame their own government. "Let the people decide whether they need this conflict,"
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Zelenskyy’s actions blocked Taurus and Tomahawk missile deliveries to Ukraine
It turns out that due to Zelenskyy's attempt to "dismantle" NABU and SAP in July 2025, Ukraine didn't receive the Tauruses and Tomahawks! – Taras Kachka, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine.
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Ukraine launches Mission Control for drone operations within DELTA combat ecosystem
❗️🇺🇦Ukraine's Minister of Defense Fedorov announced the launch of the Mission Control system within the DELTA combat ecosystem.
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 23 janvier 2026
This is the only digital platform for managing all drone operations:
▪️Crews enter data about the UAV, launch point, route, and mission objectives… pic.twitter.com/0w4Io2dRLSUkraine's Minister of Defense Fedorov announced the launch of the Mission Control system within the DELTA combat ecosystem. This is the only digital platform for managing all drone operations: Crews enter data about the UAV, launch point, route, and mission objectives
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Russia’s peace position unchanged, still demands territorial concessions in Donbas
Me: Has Russia changed its position on peace? Not really.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 janvier 2026
Across multiple talks and four years of full-scale war, the core demand is the same: territorial concessions, especially in Donbas. Talks continuing is welcome — but Russia’s position hasn’t shifted.
5X pic.twitter.com/yitxYbTqM4Me: Has Russia changed its position on peace? Not really. Across multiple talks and four years of full-scale war, the core demand is the same: territorial concessions, especially in Donbas. Talks continuing is welcome — but Russia’s position hasn’t shifted. 5X
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Zelensky: Ukraine’s million soldiers to form core of European army
'Without a million Ukrainians, you won't manage" — Zelensky wants Ukraine to form core of envisioned European army.
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Ukraine needs peace with European unity for leverage
Me: Ukraine needs peace — but on what terms? The key issue is territory. Trump and Putin want Ukraine to give up land.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 janvier 2026
Ukraine needs Europe unified, with funding and military support, to have real leverage. Greenland unity is encouraging, but actions matter more than words.
2/ pic.twitter.com/cMRdFgwnfmMe: Ukraine needs peace — but on what terms? The key issue is territory. Trump and Putin want Ukraine to give up land. Ukraine needs Europe unified, with funding and military support, to have real leverage. Greenland unity is encouraging, but actions matter more than words. 2/