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Poland hosts around 1 million Ukrainians who fled from Russia's war, the highest number of all countries. The U.N. records around 6 million refugees residing abroad as a result of Russian aggression.

Despite failed Russian efforts to destabilize the country, Moldova’s continued resilience helps uphold the rules-based international order.

Six more people were injured in Russian aggression on 13 January in Kherson Oblast alone. Source: Kherson Oblast Military Administration on Telegram Details: It is noted that over the past day the Russians carried out 103 attacks, firing 406 projectiles from mortars, artillery, MLRS, tanks, UAVs and aircraft.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have clarified details of the bilateral security agreement between the two countries, particularly with regard to possible further Russian attacks.

Czech Defense Minister Jan Jireš had some blunt words in parliament on Jan. 9 for those claiming that Western military assistance is preventing the peaceful end of Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine, České noviny reported.

Residents of Zaporizhzhya will now be able to purchase alcohol of any strength from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. after the change was approved by Zaporizhzhya City Council.

Beginning with Russia's annexation of Crimea, Moscow's actions against its supposed "brotherly" neighbors have yielded decidedly mixed results. Yet there are certain outcomes of Russian aggression against Ukraine that have weakened the West and the post-Cold War global order.

The local authorities in Modena, Italy, have cancelled permission for an exhibition organised by Russian propagandists about the supposed "rapid recovery and prosperity" of the occupied city of Mariupol.

The mayor of the Italian city of Modena has revoked permission for a pro-Russian propaganda event whitewashing the destruction and occupation of Mariupol, Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oleg Nikolenko reported on Facebook on Jan. 9.

A residential building housing 22 families was hit by a Russian suicide drone in Dnipro on the evening of Jan. 6, regional governor Serhiy Lysak reported on Telegram.