US EditionUkraine's SBU captures Russian soldier suspected of executing 9 Ukrainian POWs in 2024
Ukraine's Security Service detained a Russian soldier for allegedly executing nine Ukrainian POWs in October 2024, amid ongoing war crimes investigations by Kyiv.
- On Jan. 19, Ukraine's Security Service said its long-range strikes over the past year disabled about $4 billion of Russian air defense systems.
- The SBU said the campaign aims to grind down Russian combat capability and compensate for being outmanned, highlighting joint long-range operations with the Ukrainian Navy that destroyed Atlant Aero last week.
- The SBU listed several specific systems including S-300, S-350, S-400, BUK-M1, BUK-M2, Pantsir-S1, Pantsir-S2, Tor-M series launchers, and losses to Nebo-U and Gamma-D radar stations.
- The SBU said the immediate effect was opening corridors through Russia's layered air defences for Ukrainian drones, but Moscow had not reacted by publication and verification is difficult.
- RUSI expert Justin Bronk warned this month that Russia still fields several hundred SAM batteries despite attrition, limiting the strategic picture, while analysts caution claims are hard to independently assess.
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Russian strikes targeted Ukrainian cities in Kharkiv and Kiev on the night of Friday 23 to Saturday 24 January 2026, causing at least one death and 15 injuries, announced the authorities of the two cities. Strikes that occur as negotiations to end the war are to continue between Russians, Ukrainians and Americans in Abu Dhabi this Saturday.
Kyiv and Kharkiv: Targeted by Russian Drone Strikes Amid Peace Talks
Kyiv and Kharkiv: Targeted by Russian Drone Strikes Amid Peace Talks In a series of Russian drone attacks, several districts of Kyiv were targeted on Saturday, causing significant concern for the city's security forces. Air defense units were active as mayor Vitali Klitschko reported strikes on both sides of the Dnipro River.The coordinated assault prompted Kyiv's military administration chief, Tymur Tkachenko, to issue warnings on potential mis…
The attack, which took place on the night of Thursday to Friday, hit a site 618 kilometres from the front, without causing any casualties. Moscow claims to have intercepted twelve Ukrainian aircraft. For Kiev, these operations constitute a response to the bombings against the military network.
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