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Ukraine’s Silpo Plans Limited 24/7 Openings Despite Curfew
Ukraine’s Silpo supermarket chain said it will keep two Kyiv stores open 24/7 at the request of the economy ministry, as the capital faces a brewing humanitarian crisis from heating and power outages.
Jan. 30, 2026
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Ukraine: Attacks on The Energy Sector Suspended?
A long-discussed “energy ceasefire” may already be in effect, as both parties have reported hardly any air strikes on their energy infrastructure since Thursday.
Jan. 30, 2026
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Proof, Not Promises: Ex-Ambassador Eyes Trump’s Claimed Russian Pause With Skepticism
As Trump says Putin agreed to halt attacks during a deep freeze, a former US ambassador to Ukraine calls it a “good first step” – if Moscow actually follows through.
Jan. 30, 2026
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Russia: Running Out of Troops, Armor
Modern warfare is faltering as armored losses force reliance on obsolete gear, cheap precision weapons erase maneuver advantages, and logistics, manpower, and maritime strains converge.
Jan. 29, 2026
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Ukraine’s Svitolina Feels ‘Very Lucky’ Despite Australian Open Loss
Svitolina suffered a 6-2, 6-3 defeat to Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus in Melbourne, the two players not shaking hands afterwards.
Jan. 29, 2026
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Ukraine RR Makes Timetables Secret to Make It Harder for Russian Drones to Hit Trains
Heated trains parked where travelers might have to wait – possibly for quite a while – for connecting service is another typically Ukrainian wartime innovation.
Jan. 29, 2026
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‘It’s Impossible’: Germany Rejects 2027 EU Entry for Ukraine as Kyiv Pushes Fast-Track Bid
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Ukraine, like all candidates, must meet the EU’s Copenhagen criteria – a process that typically takes years and requires sweeping political, legal, and economic reforms.
Jan. 29, 2026
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ANALYSIS: Orbán’s Weapon: How Ukraine Became Hungary’s Election Battleground
With Hungary’s election looming and his party trailing, Viktor Orbán is turning Ukraine into a campaign weapon, framing the vote as a choice between “war and peace.”
Jan. 29, 2026
‘Ukrainians, Have You No Empathy?’: Russians Cry on Camera as Ukraine Strikes More Wildberries Warehouses
Russian business owners cried on camera and said they had lost everything after new drone strikes hit Wildberries logistics centers near St. Petersburg.
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