The Ukrainian president says he will see his US counterpart in Florida, as Kyiv’s mayor says Russia launched new air strikes on the capital.

Five people were injured in Kyiv as a result of the Russian attack on December 27.

In occupied Crimea and Donetsk, wounded servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces are being forced to sign contracts and sent into “assault operations” instead of being demobilized. They are predominantly deployed to the Zaporizhzhia sector.

Two former judges from Crimea have been sentenced for high treason to 12 and 13 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property.

The bankruptcy proceedings initiated against the state-owned enterprise, the Belarusian River Shipping Company, have become a formal confirmation that the country’s national river fleet has effectively ceased to exist.

The enemies attacked several districts of the Kyiv region, damaging residential buildings, construction sites, and enterprises, and causing injuries.

In the settlement of Kirovske, Feodosia district, in temporarily occupied Crimea, a drone hit an “infrastructure facility.” A fire is currently being extinguished at the site.

In temporarily occupied Crimea, Russian officials are forecasting an electricity shortage through 2031 due to the inability to carry out major overhauls of foreign-made equipment under sanctions.

In the Kursk sector, fighters from the 15th Mobile Border Guard Detachment used drones to strike a Russian tank camouflaged in the terrain.

The leaders of Guinea and the Central African Republic aim to consolidate power after Sunday’s polls.