EU pledges over 1 million ammunition rounds for Ukraine by end of 2024
The EU has already pledged to provide Ukraine with 1 million rounds of ammunition in 2023 but fulfilled only about half that amount so far.
2 out of 5 missiles Russia launched at Kharkiv are from North Korea
Despite mounting evidence, Russia and North Korea deny that Pyongyang is supplying Moscow with ammunition.
Lysychansk “bakery” strike: how Russian propaganda duped Western media
In a casebook study of war propaganda, a Ukrainian strike on a Lysychansk restaurant hosting Russian occupiers was falsely portrayed by Kremlin outlets as an attack on a civilian bakery, fooling major Western publications.
Media: Avdiivka situation critical, street fighting erupts
Russian forces have advanced into Avdiivka's built-up area with street fighting now underway.
UK Intel: 1,000 Wagner mercenaries stay in Belarus, aid Russia vs Ukraine
In summer 2023, there were up to 8,000 Wagner personnel in Belarus.
Zelenskyy visits frontline Robotyne in Zaporizhzhia Oblast’s war zone
The Ukrainian President spoke with Ukrainian troops and awarded honors to brave soldiers defending Ukraine.
Strike on Russian-held Lysychansk kills 28, top-ranking Russian military might be dead
Moscow-backed authorities blame Ukraine and insist all casualties were civilians, while Ukrainian military bloggers suspect high-ranking Russian officers.
Russian sabotage group attempts border breach in northern Ukraine
According to Ukrainian commanders, the border guards engaged the Russians for 1.5 hours before the sabotage group retreated.
FT: Belgium proposes plan to use frozen Russian billions to aid Ukraine
After Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the West froze about $300 billion in Russian state assets.
ISW: Ukrainian forces advanced near Bakhmut
Fierce fighting rages on in partially Russian-occupied Donetsk Oblast, as Moscow seeks to fully capture the eastern Ukrainian region.
US House push to split Ukraine and Israel aid bill, White House objects
The House of Representatives plans to vote next week on a standalone Israel aid bill, without any assistance for Ukraine, Speaker Mike Johnson said.
Ukraine claims milestone in top UN Court, but Russia left unpunished
After nearly 7 years, the International Court of Justice issued a nuanced ruling on Ukraine's case over Russian violations in occupied Crimea and Donbas - one with symbolic meaning but limited tangible impact for now.
Nuland: “Putin to get some nice surprises on the battlefield”
US Assistant Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland visited Kyiv on 31 January.
Switzerland bans import of Russian diamonds
Yet Switzerland still refuses sending arms to Ukraine, citing neutrality.
