A 20-year-old woman named Polina has returned from Russian-occupied Crimea to join Ukraine’s Armed Forces. In Crimea, Russians forced her to listen to the Russian anthem, banned Ukrainian symbols, and pressured her at school, reports Suspilne.
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Soldiers of the 412th Brigade destroyed a 9S32 radar (Donbas)
❗️Soldiers of the 🇺🇦412th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade ("Nemesis") in the Donetsk region detected and destroyed a 🇷🇺9S32 engagement radar as part of the S-300V air defense system. pic.twitter.com/vCDAHap8Ny
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 5 janvier 2026Soldiers of the 412th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade ("Nemesis") in the Donetsk region detected and destroyed a 9S32 engagement radar as part of the S-300V air defense system.
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Russia offers Donetsk “Sarmatmobile” instead of water and development
A "Sarmatmobile" with "On Washington" was spotted in Russian-occupied Donetsk.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 5 janvier 2026
That's all Russia can offer to Donetsk – no water, no development. Just a Sarmatmobile. https://t.co/IZsHCPu1R2 pic.twitter.com/ALETB2VIrmA "Sarmatmobile" with "On Washington" was spotted in Russian-occupied Donetsk. That's all Russia can offer to Donetsk – no water, no development. Just a Sarmatmobile.
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Kyiv’s legendary ‘Shchekatytsya’ to be replaced by Georgian restaurant
Kyiv's legendary 'Shchekatytsya' will be replaced by a Georgian restaurant https://ift.tt/rGNiXy1 #liga #news
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Poll: 75% of Ukrainians oppose ceding Donbas for peace
75% of Ukrainians polled said they do NOT want to give up Donbas for the sake of an illusory “peace“ — recent polls show that Ukrainians oppose a peace plan that would require their country to cede its territories to Russia.
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Ukrainian forces repel Russian assaults north of Pokrovsk, Myrnohrad difficult
Ukraine war latest live: Ukrainian forces repel Russian assaults north of Pokrovsk as situation in Myrnohrad remains difficult, military says.
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German transformer arrives in Ukraine to stabilize power supply after Russian strikes
A transformer from the power plant in the city of Karlsruhe has arrived in Ukraine. It will help stabilize electricity supply after Russian strikes, — German Embassy in Ukraine.
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Russia strikes Dnipro oil plant, spills 300 tons of oil
On 5 January, Russia struck the Dnipro oil extraction plant owned by American company Bunge, spilling 300 tons of vegetable oil Mayor Borys Filatov condemned the attack, saying that it hit "purely civilian production" and that million residents saw it
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Germany Gave Ukraine a Transformer from Karlsruhe Power Plant
Germany has delivered Ukraine a transformer from the Karlsruhe Power Plant https://ift.tt/gxFebcE #liga #news
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Help Ukraine boost drone and missile production
The best way to end this war sooner is to help Ukraine scale up drone and missile production. Ukraine already has high drone production capacity, but it needs far more missiles to effectively undermine Russia’s economy.