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12 of January 2026:

• Axios: Iranʼs Foreign Minister reaches out to Steve Witkoff amid protests and Trump threats
• UN: Ukraine saw highest number of civilian deaths last year since 2022
• Norway allocates $400 million to support Ukraine
• Mattel releases worldʼs first autistic Barbie doll
• NAPC did not find any facts that its employees were involved in corruption at “Energoatom”
• The Verkhovna Rada Defense Committee did not support the dismissal of Malyuk from the post of the SBU head
• NYT: Russian air defense systems in Venezuela were not connected to radars, and some components remained in warehouses
• WSJ: In two weeks, 15 ships carrying sanctioned oil changed their flags to Russian ones
• “Toreadors from Vasyukivka” will be made into a film by the producers of the film “You are Space”. The film will cost about €2.5 million
• Ship suspected of severing cable between Finland and Estonia released. However, one crew member was detained
• Colombia creates anti-drone system amid Trump threats and US strikes on Venezuela
• Ukraine will soon receive five of the latest Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles from Germany
• 5G connection launched for the first time in Ukraine, operating in the center of Lviv
• In Kyiv, a schoolboy attacked a classmate and a teacher with a knife. His phone contained correspondence with Russian special services
• “Hamnet”, “Youth” and “One Battle After Another”: winners of the 83rd Golden Globes
• Bloomberg: Germany to propose new mission to NATO to protect Greenland
• Russians attacked Ukraine with 156 drones. How many did air defense shoot down
• Britain will create a long-range “Nightfall” missile with a range of over 500 kilometers for Ukraine
• General Staff: Russians lost over a thousand soldiers over the past day
• 35 years ago in Vilnius, Soviet troops killed and crushed protesters with tanks. We remember how the Kremlin tried to forcefully return Lithuania to the USSR — in 15 archival photos (archive material)