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19 of January 2024:

• CNN: The US wants to transfer as much aid as possible to Ukraine by 2025
• Polish farmers have announced a major protest over the import of grain from Ukraine. They will block roads throughout Poland
• The government allocated a record 17.5 billion UAH for the construction of defense structures
• The International eSports Federation suspended the membership of Russia at the request of Ukraine
• The Baltic countries will build a joint line of defense on the border with Russia
• In Transnistria, Russian “peacekeepers” conducted unauthorized training. Moldova demands an investigation
• Bloomberg: The EU is discussing the 13th package of sanctions against Russia. They want to adopt it on the eve of the second anniversary of the war
• Britain announced the first successful tests of laser weapons
• The SBI handed over $61 million worth of metal products of a Belarusian company to the Armed Forces of Ukraine
• The colonel and Lviv businessman were exposed in a scheme involving money laundering on defense purchases. Both were detained
• The Bundestag made it easier to get German citizenship — now you donʼt have to give up your native one
• WSJ: Biden ready to toughen immigration policy to unlock financial aid to Ukraine
• Estonia will give Ukraine €14 million for development every year
• A senior NATO official calls on the West to prepare for an all-out war with Russia
• Bihus.Info: 30 people are involved in monitoring journalists
• Concorde Capital: Ihor Mazepa is asked to provide a guarantee of 700 million hryvnias
• The court arrested three persons involved in the Hrynkevych case with the right to bail in the amount of 500 million hryvnias
• Romanian farmers stopped blocking the Vicovu de Sus checkpoint
• Over the last day there were 127 military clashes — the Russians lost 920 soldiers
• Babel sources: Ukrainian businessman Ihor Mazepa was declared a suspect
• The US Congress approved temporary government funding until March