It has been the 1433 th day of the Ukrainian resistance to the russian military aggression.
What happened in Ukraine today:
Here is operational information of the General Staff as of 4 pm:
Since the beginning of the day, 48 combat engagements have taken place along the front line.
From the territory of the russian Federation, the enemy carried out artillery shelling of the areas of the settlements of Rohizne, Volfyne, Znob-Trubchevska, Ulanove, Shalyhyne, Buniakyne, Havrylova Sloboda, Stiahailivka, Budky, and Iskryskivshchyna in Sumy Oblast.
Towards Northern Slobozhanske and Kursk, the enemy conducted four air strikes, dropping nine aerial bombs, and carried out 37 shelling attacks on populated areas and positions of our units, one of them using a multiple launch rocket system.
Towards Southern Slobozhanske, the enemy launched three attacks in the areas of the settlements of Prylipka, Vovchansk, and toward Lyman.
Towards Kupiansk, the enemy is attempting to advance toward Petropavlivka; in total, two combat engagements occurred in this sector.
Towards Lyman, Ukrainian forces repelled three attacks by the invaders toward Drobyshcheve and Lyman. Two engagements are still ongoing.
Towards Sloviansk, no combat engagements have been recorded so far.
Towards Kramatorsk, one combat engagement took place near the settlement of Chasiv Yar.
Towards Kostiantynivka, the invaders carried out 10 offensive actions near the settlements of Kostiantynivka, Ivanopillia, Shcherbynivka, Pleshchiivka, Sofiivka, and toward Stepanivka.
Towards Pokrovsk, today the enemy attempted 19 times to advance toward our positions near the settlements of Rodynske, Pokrovsk, Kotlyne, Molodetske, and toward the settlements of Bilytske and Hryshyne. One battle is still ongoing.
Towards Oleksandrivka, the aggressor launched one attack toward Nove Zaporizhzhia.
Towards Huliaipole, Ukrainian defenders repelled seven attacks by the occupiers in the area of Huliaipole and toward Varvarivka and Dobropillia. In addition, enemy aircraft struck the settlements of Zaliznychne, Verkhniа Tersa, Velykomykhailivka, Charivne, Kopani, and Vozdvyzhivka.
Towards Orikhiv, the enemy attacked the positions of our defenders in the area of Stepnohirsk. Air strikes hit Yurkivka and Tavriiske.
Towards Kherson, the enemy did not conduct offensive actions.
In other directions, no significant changes in the situation have been recorded so far.
Ukrainian forces continue to wear down the enemy along the entire line of contact and in the rear.
Recent war events in the east of Ukraine
Kharkiv oblast
Over the past day, 138 combat clashes were recorded.
Towards South Slobozhanske, the enemy attempted nine times to break through the defensive lines of our defenders in the areas of the settlements of Zelene, Vovchansk, Prilipka, Starytsia and Izbitske.
Yesterday, there were seven enemy attacks towards Kupiansk. Our defenders repelled enemy assaults towards Pishchane and Petropavlivka.
Over the past week, there were 1,052 combat engagements on the front line.
The enemy struck the Industrialnyi district of Kharkiv. At least two people were injured.
The occupiers struck Nemyshlianskyi district of Kharkiv. As a result of the enemy attack, the windows of high-rise buildings were damaged.
The enemy attacked Kyivskyi district of Kharkiv with UAVs. As a result of the strike, the windows of houses were damaged.
Over the past day, the city of Kharkiv and 10 settlements were subjected to enemy strikes. An 80-year-old woman was injured as a result of shelling in Kharkiv.
Medical personnel also provided assistance to a 42-year-old woman who was injured on 24 January as a result of shelling in Kharkiv.
The enemy attacked Slobidskyi, Nemyshlianskyi, and Kyivskyi districts of Kharkiv with UAVs.
The enemy actively used various types of weapons in Kharkiv oblast:
▪️9 Geran-2 UAVs;
▪️2 Lancet UAVs;
▪️3 Molniya-type UAVs;
▪️1 FPV drone;
▪️21 UAVs (type to be determined).
Civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged and destroyed:
▪️in the city of Kharkiv, 2 apartment buildings, a private house, and a car were damaged;
▪️in Kupiansk region, a private house (village of Zamist) and a shop (village of Velykyi Burluk) were damaged;
▪️in Kharkiv region, 2 private houses (village of Korotych) were damaged;
▪️in Lozova region, an apartment building and a civilian enterprise (city of Lozova) were damaged;
▪️In Chuhuiv region, a private house (Martove village) was damaged.
The transit evacuation point in Lozova received 26 people during the day. A total of 17,236 people have been registered at the point since it began operating.
Over the past week, at least 47 settlements in the oblast, including Kharkiv, have been hit by enemy strikes.
As a result of the shelling, 52 people were injured, including a 12-year-old boy. Three people were killed.
The enemy actively used various types of weapons in Kharkiv oblast:
▪️4 missiles;
▪️20 KABs;
▪️58 Geran-2 UAVs;
▪️2 Lancet UAVs;
▪️9 Molniya UAVs;
▪️17 FPV drones;
▪️51 UAVs (type to be determined).
The civilian infrastructure of Kharkiv suffered the most damage, with 17 apartment buildings, 58 private houses, a critical infrastructure facility, 75 cars, 20 garages, power lines, 2 civilian enterprises, and the windows of a college and a hospital maternity ward damaged.
Donetsk oblast
After midnight, russia struck Oleksandrivka with five Geran-2 UAVs, damaging an administrative building and two non-residential premises.
On 25 January, the police recorded 1,560 enemy strikes along the front line and in the residential sector of the region.
Five settlements were under attack: Druzhkivka, Kramatorsk, Mykolaivka, Sloviansk and Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka.
Sixty-six civilian objects were destroyed, including 51 residential buildings.
The russians struck Druzhkivka with Smerch multiple rocket launchers, killing a 78-year-old woman and injuring three other civilians aged 47 to 66. In addition, the enemy struck the city with KAB-250 bombs and FPV drones. Four apartment buildings, an administrative building, an enterprise, two boiler rooms, and non-residential premises were damaged.
Russian troops dropped a KAB-250 bomb on Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka, killing a 63-year-old woman and seriously injuring her 69-year-old husband. A private house was damaged.
The occupiers attacked Kramatorsk with three KAB-250 bombs and drones, damaging 44 private houses and a car.
In Sloviansk, two FPV drones hit an apartment building, a café, a farm building, a petrol station and three cars.
In Mykolaivka, an enemy FPV drone damaged an apartment building and a car.
Two children were evacuated by the White Angels from Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka, a few kilometres from the front line. Despite the activity of enemy drones, the police managed to take the family to a safe place, from where, with the support of volunteers, they will travel to another region of Ukraine.
Luhansk oblast
The enemy attempted to advance in seven settlements towards Lyman and Sloviansk. The invaders attacked 14 times there over the past day. In our area of responsibility, the russians used automatic grenade launchers and mortars. Eight drones carried out combat missions for the occupiers.
In the so-called “lpr”, only old-style russian passports valid for five years are allowed to be issued for travel abroad. There are only promises about the possibility of issuing biometric documents. However, from 1 April, it will be impossible to travel to a number of countries with an old passport. The ban is already in effect for some countries. By refusing to issue new passports, the russians are forcing most locals to refrain from travelling. Yes, it is possible to obtain such documents on the territory of the russian Federation, but not everyone has the opportunity to travel to another region several times with all family members.
From 1 September, behaviour assessment will become mandatory in all general secondary education institutions in the occupied Luhansk oblast. An unsatisfactory score will be grounds for not allowing a child to take the state exam. A satisfactory but low score will negatively affect the applicant’s rating upon admission. In the current academic year, this pilot project is being implemented in several schools of the “lpr”. Behaviour grades are lowered for missing “important talks” and other propaganda events organised, in particular, by the “yunarmiya” (military youth organisation), as well as for the content of personal pages on social networks.
What is happening now in the north of Ukraine
Kyiv oblast
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine reported that after 18 days of fighting for his life, firefighter-rescuer Oleksandr Zibrov of the 24th State Fire and Rescue Unit died. He was seriously injured on 9 January in Darnytskyi district during a repeated enemy attack while performing his duties alongside his colleagues.
Detector Media reported, citing the nature reserve’s communications team, that as a result of the russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv on the night of 24 January, the entrance to the Far Caves complex and the Annozachatiivska Church of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra National Reserve were damaged. Culture Minister Tetiana Berezhna notes that the damage to the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra committed by russia is a crime against humanity.
Mayor Vitalii Klychko reported that as of 26 January, 1,200 multi-storey buildings in Kyiv are still without heat. According to him, 100 high-rise buildings were connected to the heat supply overnight. Over the course of Sunday, heating was restored in more than 340 buildings. He remindedthat after the massive attack by the russian Federation on 24 January, almost 6,000 buildings in the capital were left without heat supply.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, the number of State Emergency Service warming centres in the capital has been increased to 104. They operate in 70 locations, mainly on the left bank. In addition, there are more than 1,340 resilience centres in Kyiv, including those based at socially responsible businesses. At the resilience and warming centres, people can warm up, receive psychological assistance and hot drinks, and submit a request for hot meals. In cooperation with the State Emergency Service, the Red Cross and World Central Kitchen, over 6,500 meals were distributed to people in the past 24 hours alone.
On the left bank of Kyiv, tent camps with beds have been set up at two locations for people who need pre-medical care or have medical indications. Until the arrival of medical personnel, they can stay at the State Emergency Service warming centres. The tent camps will operate until the heat supply is fully restored.
According to Ukrainian Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko, About 600 rescuers are working in the capital. They work in shifts, without stopping, clearing debris after shelling in extremely dangerous conditions.
According to Maksym Bakhmatov, Heaf of Desnianskyi District State Administration, people with limited mobility who live alone in Kyiv are being relocated to nursing homes due to the lack of heat. As of the evening of 25 January, 11 people had agreed to the relocation. The first residents with limited mobility were accepted by Kyiv Geriatric Nursing Home and Kyiv Nursing Home for Veterans of Labour, which will provide emergency crisis social services for assisted living.
Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klychko announced that Kyiv had received 130 generators of various capacities from Poland, which, in the context of the energy crisis in Ukraine and the capital, will allow the city to strengthen the resilience of critical facilities and social institutions. The funds for these generators were collected by Polish volunteers. In 10 days, 60,000 Poles donated PLN 8m (almost €2m).
Zhytomyr oblast
On 23 January, Argentine tango classes for military personnel and veterans of the russian-Ukrainian war began at Zhytomyr City Palace of Culture. Ten free Argentine tango classes are intended to serve as rehabilitation for couples who experienced separation during the full-scale war. Tango therapy is being provided on the initiative and with the support of Zhytomyr City Council’s Department of Culture, the City Council’s Department for Veterans’ Affairs, and the municipal institution “Palace of Culture”.
Sumy oblast
Yurii Kolomiiets, Head of Semenivka starosta district, reported that at around 9am on 26 January, the russian army struck Nekrasove village by an FPV drone carrying explosives. The garage of a local resident sustained the most damage, with windows blown out. Three houses were also damaged.
The City Council informed that russian forces attacked Vorozhba community by a Molniya-type attack UAV. The roof and interior rooms of a preschool facility were damaged.
Kostiantyn Havrylchuk, Head of Putyvl community, said that overnight, russian servicemen attacked a school in one of the villages of Putyvl community by three UAVs. A fire broke out and the school was destroyed. Windows were blown out in nearby residential buildings.
On the evening of 25 January, russian forces struck Stare Selo in Sumy region. A fire broke out after a residential house was hit. Windows were damaged in neighbouring houses.
At around 3pm on 25 January, the russian army struck the home of residents of Seredyna-Buda community by a UAV. As a result of the attack, a 59-year-old woman and her two grandchildren who had come to visit her were injured. The woman and the children, aged eight and eleven, were hospitalised for examination. Preliminary reports indicate the injuries are not serious.
In Sadivka community, a 36-year-old man was injured as a result of a hostile drone strike. He was taken by ambulance and received the necessary medical assistance.
On the evening of 25 January, russian forces attacked residential houses in Bezdryk and Nyzhnia Syrovatka communities. No casualties were reported.
According to the Regional Military Administration, during the day on 25 January, the enemy attacked civilian vehicles by drones in villages across the oblast, including in Stetskivka community. No injuries were reported.
In Okhtyrka community, a UAV struck a house, injuring a 48-year-old woman.
In Znob-Novhorodske community, a 52-year-old man was injured as a result of a drone attack.
In Esman community, a 60-year-old woman was injured following a drone strike.
The Police reported that over the past day, 25 January, seven people were injured as a result of enemy attacks across the oblast.
Over the past 24 hours, from the morning of 25 January to the morning of 26 January, russian forces carried out nearly 90 attacks on 36 settlements across 18 territorial communities of the oblast. The highest number of attacks was recorded in Sumy and Shostka regions. The enemy used artillery, mortars, FPV drones, UAVs, and guided aerial bombs. Over the day, air raid alerts in the oblast lasted for 19 hours and 26 minutes.
Civilian infrastructure was damaged or destroyed as follows:
- In Sumy community, civilian infrastructure facilities, a private residential house, and a private passenger vehicle were damaged;
- In Seredyna-Buda community, a private residential house and a civilian infrastructure facility were damaged;
- In Bezdrykiv community, private households were damaged;
- In Nyzhnia Syrovatka community, a private residential house was destroyed and other private houses were damaged;
- In Znob-Novhorodske community, a non-residential building and a vehicle were damaged;
- In Okhtyrka community, civilian infrastructure facilities, private residential houses, outbuildings, and a vehicle were damaged;
- In Putyvl community, premises of an educational institution and private residential houses were damaged;
- In Esman community, private residential houses were destroyed.
Vorozhba community informed that russian forces are remotely mining territories of Sumy oblast by dropping explosive devices from UAVs in small light-coloured bags that may detonate when pressed or approached.
Chernihiv oblast
Viacheslav Chaus, Head of Chernihiv Regional Military Administration, said that over the week from 18 to 25 January, the Defence Forces shot down 335 russian drones in the skies over Chernihiv oblast.
According to Viacheslav Chaus, Head of the RMA, on the evening of 25 January, russian Heran-type UAVs attacked an agricultural cooperative in a village of Chernihiv region. The fire destroyed the administrative building. A hangar used for storing corn and sunflower seeds, as well as a tractor, were also damaged. This was a repeat strike on the cooperative. Earlier, the enemy had carried out several Heran strikes on the site, setting a grain storage hangar on fire and damaging five trucks.
Over the past day, several enemy strikes were recorded in Semenivka. russian forces used Molniya-type UAVs and FPV drones. Residential houses, vehicles, and a power line were damaged.
Chernihiv Border Guard Detachment reported that over the course of 25 January, russian forces attacked two villages in Novhorod-Siverskyi community and Semenivka town. In Semenivka, the enemy carried out three strikes by Molniya-type UAVs and four FPV drone strikes. In Novhorod-Siverskyi community, russian forces carried out six FPV drone strikes.
Recent events in the central regions of Ukraine
Dnipropetrovsk oblast
Nikopol region. Occupying forces continued to attack the regional centre as well as Chervonohryhorivka and Marhanets communities by artillery and a UAV. A 58-year-old man was injured and received the necessary medical assistance. A multi-storey residential building, an administrative building, a lyceum, a shop, and a minibus were damaged.
Nikopol region. The enemy shelled the area by artillery and attacked with drones, targeting the regional centre and Myrove, Chervonohryhorivka, Pokrovske, and Marhanets communities. Three private houses and one multi-storey residential building were damaged, along with power lines and infrastructure facilities.
Kryvyi Rih region. As a result of a UAV attack in Kryvyi Rih, two private houses and a gas pipeline were damaged.
Pavlohrad region. The enemy struck Pavlohrad by a UAV. Three lorries were damaged.
Vinnytsia oblast
The deaths of eight defenders from Vinnytsia oblast were reported: Mykola Lysiuk, Volodymyr Yefremeniuk, Dmytro Shestenko, Vladyslav Moroz, Yurii Kapshuk, Vladyslav Maidaniuk, Volodymyr Hontar, and Serhii Khudiakov.
Kirovohrad oblast
Andrii Raikovych, Head of the Regional Military Administration, reported that an explosion was heard in Kropyvnytskyi. The situation in the communities is under control, with no reports of casualties.
Poltava oblast
In Poltava, residents paid tribute to soldiers Vladyslav Miroshnychenko and Maksym Lehar. Vladyslav Miroshnychenko died while performing military duty on 20 January 2026 at Northern Region Military Medical Clinical Centre in Kharkiv. Maksym Lehar was killed on 12 July 2024 at the age of 25.
In Poltava, municipal workers are boarding up windows in residential buildings damaged by the blast wave from a Shahed attack during the night of 24–25 January. Building materials were provided by donors. In total, five private residential houses and a local sports stadium were damaged.
Several cases of deteriorated air quality were recorded in Poltava, linked to the consequences of russian shelling and the use of generators. According to annual monitoring, around five instances of increased pollution levels within permissible limits were recorded, most often during shelling of the city.
Cherkasy oblast
In Stari Babany in Uman region, residents paid tribute to fallen serviceman Valerii Liknarovych. He was killed on 7 July 2024 during combat operations in Donetsk oblast.
The death of a serviceman from Kaniv region, Junior Sergeant Serhii Zaboiienko, was also reported. He was killed on 10 January 2026 while carrying out a combat mission in Dnipropetrovsk oblast.
Latest news from the front of the southern regions of Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia oblast
In the morning briefing the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that over the past day, on 25 January, russian forces carried out 14 attacks against positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine towards Huliaipole — in the areas of the settlements of Solodke, Huliaipole, Dorozhnianka, and towards Varvarivka, Zelene, and Pryluky. Towards Oleksandrivka, the russian army attacked Ukrainian positions seven times in the areas of Zelenskyi Hai, Sichneve, Verbove, Krasnohirskyi, and towards Novo Zaporizhzhia. Towards Orikhiv, the Defence Forces repelled two russian attacks in the areas of Plavni and Stepove.
Ivan Fedorov, Head of the Regional Military Administration, said that during the night of 26 January, russian forces attacked Zaporizhzhia, delivering at least four strikes. As a result of the attack, private residential houses were damaged and a fire broke out.
Zaporizhzhia City Council informed that as a result of overnight enemy strikes on 26 January, housing was damaged in Shevchenkivskyi District of Zaporizhzhia. In total, six buildings were damaged: windows were shattered in one multi-storey residential building, while windows and roofs were damaged in five private houses. Emergency response works are ongoing.
According to Ivan Fedorov, Head of the RMA, during the night of 26 January, russian forces attacked Vilniansk in Zaporizhzhia region. A fire broke out in the city, and multi-storey residential buildings were damaged. No injuries or fatalities were recorded.
Over the past day, 25 January, a 38-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man were injured as a result of enemy attacks on Zaporizhzhia and Zaporizhzhia region. According to the Regional Military Administration, occupying forces carried out a total of 775 strikes on 32 settlements in Zaporizhzhia oblast:
- 18 air strikes on Zirnytsia, Rizdvianets, Yurkivka, Nove Pole, Pavlivka, Zaliznychne, Kopani, Verkhna Tersa, Hirske, Zelene, Myrne, Vozdvyzhivka, and Dolynka;
- 515 UAV attacks of various types (mostly FPV) on Zaporizhzhia, Vilniansk, Komyshuvakha, Chervonodniprovka, Yurkivka, Novooleksandrivka, Stepnohirsk, Plavni, Prymorske, Stepove, Pavlivka, Huliaipole, Zaliznychne, Novoandriivka, Novodanylivka, Mala Tokmachka, Bilohiria, Zelene, Varvarivka, Tsvitkove, Solodke, and Pryluky;
- nine multiple launch rocket system strikes on Zaporizhzhia, Prymorske, Stepove, Huliaipole, Bilohiria, Staroukrainka, and Pryluky;
- 233 artillery strikes on the territories of Stepnohirsk, Prymorske, Stepove, Pavlivka, Huliaipole, Zaliznychne, Novodanylivka, Novoandriivka, Mala Tokmachka, Bilohiria, Tsvitkove, Zelene, Varvarivka, Pryluky, and Solodke.
Over the course of 25 January, authorities received 90 reports of damage to houses, apartments, and vehicles.
The Regional Military Administration reported that over a ten-day period, Shevchenkivskyi District of Zaporizhzhia was hit by enemy strikes eight times. During this time, more than 120 residential buildings were damaged, with roofs destroyed or damaged in over 50 of them. In addition, 19 multi-storey residential buildings require major repairs following russian shelling.
Mykolaiv oblast
Vitalii Kim, Head of the Regional Military Administration, reported that over the past day, 25 January, the enemy carried out nine FPV drone attacks on Kutsurub and Ochakiv communities. As a result of one of the strikes in Dmytrivka village, four children aged 3, 7, 10, and 17 sustained minor injuries and were hospitalised. A private house was also damaged.
The Regional Military Administration informed that on the morning of 25 January, the enemy launched a multiple launch rocket system attack on energy and critical infrastructure facilities in Ochakiv city. A 68-year-old man, an employee of an energy company, was injured and hospitalised. As of the morning, his condition was assessed as mild and stable. Energy infrastructure was damaged as a result of the russian attack.
On 26 January the State Environmental Inspectorate of the South-Western District announced that the total amount of environmental damage caused to Mykolaiv and Odesa oblasts as a result of the armed aggression of russia exceeds UAH 484b.. The greatest losses were sustained by the nature reserve fund, amounting to nearly UAH 298b. Significant damage was also inflicted on land, water, and marine resources, as well as atmospheric air. The Inspectorate noted that behind each figure are destroyed ecosystems, polluted land, and contaminated water and air. In total, inspectors have compiled 1,479 reports confirming the damage in accordance with state calculation methodologies.
Odesa oblast
Odesa City Council reported that during a visit to Odesa, a Romanian delegation handed over a mobile hospital to Ukrainian military medics for the treatment and stabilisation of the wounded. The assistance was provided by the Romanian Orthodox Church. The mobile hospital is planned to be used to provide medical care to service members in combat zones.
Kherson oblast
Vladyslav Voloshyn, Spokesman for the Defence Forces of the South, reported that russian forces have abandoned their positions on Oleksiivskyi Island near Oleshky in Kherson oblast and are unable to restore observation posts there. According to him, the reasons include the low morale and psychological state of russian troops deployed to the island, as well as active actions by Ukrainian units. The russian army is carrying out a regrouping and redeploying units towards Orikhiv.
The Regional Military Administration informed that during the daytime on 26 January, russian occupying forces shelled an educational institution in Central District of Kherson. As a result of the strikes, walls and classrooms were damaged and windows were shattered.
According to the Regional Military Administration, two people sought medical assistance after being injured in a russian drone attack on Bilozerka on 24 January. As a result of a hostile UAV strike on an apartment, a 58-year-old man and a 56-year-old woman were wounded. Both were diagnosed with blast injuries and concussions and were hospitalised for treatment.
Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of the Regional Military Administration, said that over the course of 25 January, russian forces shelled 29 settlements in Kherson oblast. The attacks involved artillery and aviation, with drones of various types also used. One person was killed as a result of russian armed aggression. A gas pipeline, a mobile communications tower, a multi-storey residential building, four private houses, and a garage were damaged.
The following settlements came under enemy fire on 25 January: Tomyna Balka, Borozenske, Dudchany, Sukhanove, Inhulets, Antonivka, Sofiivka, Prydniprovske, Kizomys, Bilozerka, Novoraisk, Yantarne, Dniprovske, Veleten’ske, Rozlyv, Stanislav, Shyroka Balka, Oleksandrivka, Beryslav, Burhunka, Zmiivka, Kozatske, Lvivske, Mykilske, Odradokamianka, Tokarivka, Tiahynka, Chervonyi Maiak, and Kherson.
Residents left without heating due to russian shelling of Kherson Thermal Power Plant will receive another batch of assistance from Naftogaz. Over the past day, russian forces again attacked the power plant by drones and artillery. A further 950 gas heaters with cylinders will be distributed, alongside other measures to ensure backup supply.
In Kherson, the transit humanitarian centre of Chulakivka community continues its work, serving as a key support hub for people who have left the temporarily occupied left bank of Kherson oblast or live in areas of active hostilities on the right bank. At present, around 500 families are receiving assistance there. The hub distributes food parcels, hygiene items, bedding, power banks, and clothing.
The Regional Military Administration reported that residents of Borozenske community have received assistance for rebuilding damaged homes. The support was provided by the public organisation “Tenth of April”. Prior to deliveries, representatives of the organisation conducted preliminary assessments and identified the required materials. In total, during December 2025 and January 2026, partners supplied resources to 48 households.
Latest news for today in the western regions of Ukraine
Volyn oblast
A meeting was held in the Kelms district of the Republic of Lithuania as part of an international exchange of experience. Representatives of Novovolynsk shared their experience in the field of veteran policy and national-patriotic education of youth.
Zakarpattia oblast
The RMA initiated a discussion of the draft law of the Ministry of Finance on the mandatory registration of individual entrepreneurs as VAT payers from 2027. The key goal of the next Dialogue Between The Authorities And Business is to hear the position of entrepreneurs in the region, collect constructive comments, and form a package of proposals for developers.
Ivano-Frankivsk oblast
Ivano-Frankivsk community sent 150 fpv, Mavic 3T, Matrix 4T, 8 Starlinks and 5 EcoFlow to the 42nd Mechanized Brigade named after Hero of Ukraine Valerii Hudzys. Medals and watches were presented . The community also allocated a subvention of UAH 5m for the brigade.
Lviv oblast
Medical facilities in Lviv oblast received 50 new electric scooters for people who cannot move independently thanks to the Ukrainian Christian Mission of Restoration and Mercy Good Samaritan in partnership with the international organization Hope for Ukraine.
Rivne oblast
The construction of the Rehabilitation Center in Dubna is nearing completion. The facility is currently 95% ready. The center will have 30-bed wards with sanitary facilities. There will be individual psychologist’s offices, a rehabilitation room, and an assistive technology room.
Ternopil oblast
The 128th Separate Mountain Assault Transcarpathian Brigade received quadcopters from Ternopil community
Khmelnytskyi oblast
Khmelnytskyi community sent 22 DJI MATRICE 4T worth almost UAH 4m to the military. In less than a month, the community has already handed over 81 such quadcopters worth almost UAH 15m.
Chernivtsi oblast
Bukovina buried Yurii Sadovyi, a senior soldier of the Military Unit A4948. The hero was killed in November 2024 while performing a combat mission in Donetsk oblast.
International support of Ukraine in the russian-Ukrainian war (russia’s invasion of Ukraine)
Kyiv received 130 generators of various capacities from Poland. Polish volunteers raised funds for these generators. In 10 days, 60,000 Poles raised almost EUR 2m. The first batch of generators purchased with charity money has arrived. The next batch is expected in the near future. Another batch of aid from Warsaw is also on its way – another 90 generators.
Ukraine will receive expanded access to ICEYE satellite data. This will allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to make faster tactical decisions day and night in any weather conditions.
Materials compiled by Tetyana Pidgorna, Olena Reka, Yana Hushchyna, Tamara Moshkovska, Sofia Ratynska, Ioanna Kryvenko, Helena Albahachiieva, Kristina Maknynia
Translated by Tetyana Pidgorna, Yana Hushchyna, Alla Litrovnyk, Liudmyla Stadnykova, Ilona Korolevska, Tetiana Moiseienko, Marharyta Koval, Tetiana Kurbatova
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