Euromaidan Press Staff

Russia's latest mass attack knocked out power at Chornobyl and left millions facing strict rationing, while Europe rushes emergency aid.

The SBU revealed it destroyed $4 billion worth of Russian air defense systems in 2025, providing "safe passage" for Ukraine's deep strike weapons.

Ukraine's energy grid buckles under a week of relentless drone attacks, forcing schools online and cities onto emergency power.

In a separate development, Russia sold 2 million tons of stolen Ukrainian grain as its own in 2025, using ship-to-ship transfers to conceal the grain's origin before exporting it to Saudi Arabia.

Every Ukrainian power plant has been damaged by Russian strikes as the country faces its worst energy crisis of the war, with demand at 18 GW against just 11 GW capacity. European allies responded with over €160 million in emergency aid.

Wartime curfew relaxed to let freezing residents seek warmth; British intelligence reports Russia lost 415,000 troops in 2025.

Meanwhile, Russia sacks its general after failed assaults.

NATO crisis deepens as US lawmaker introduces Greenland annexation bill amid Russia's war.

President Trump told The New York Times that Ukraine has "no leverage" and refused to promise that America would defend Ukraine if Russia attacks again after any future peace deal, stating "Zelenskyy's only card is me."

With temperatures dropping to -15°C, Russia launched nearly 1,100 drones and an Oreshnik ballistic missile in a single week, targeting civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Finland's Ukraine's Asgard battalion responded by destroying eight Russian air defense systems in one month, including Tor, Buk, and radar installations.

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A nuclear-capable missile struck western Ukraine, drones blacked out eastern cities facing -20°C temperatures, and a Syrian sailor died when Russia attacked foreign vessels near Odesa.

In Washington, Senator Graham announced that a vote on imposing 500% tariffs on buyers of Russian energy could come as early as next week.

Ukraine's DOT-Chain Defence system has delivered over 7,000 tactical interceptors to military units.