Denys Shmyhal

The NYT viewed a copy of the document, which details a campaign to target Ukrainian power infrastructure with over 1,000 drones, bombs, and missiles

The NYT viewed a copy of the document, which details a campaign to target Ukrainian power infrastructure with over 1,000 drones, bombs, and missiles

There is no single facility whose destruction would take the country offline

For months, Ukrainian officials have warned people to brace for what could be their hardest winter at war

The move has surprised many observers who credit the outgoing cabinet with Ukraine's recent successes in countering Russia's ongoing full-scale invasion

The president announced a government shake up and that PM Yuliia Svyrydenko would step down after a year in office

EU to Allow Ukraine to Buy UK Weapons With its €60 Billion Loan

The United States is ready to cover up to 20% of the G7's projected costs for repairing the New Safe Confinement (NSC, also known as "the Arch"), which was damaged by a Russian drone strike

At least 16 killed in strikes across Ukraine and Russia as Chernobyl anniversary prompts fresh nuclear safety fears

He highlighted how Russian drones regularly pass over Chornobyl and that one had hit its protective shell last year

The Ukrainian government has approved a biomethane production development programme that will run until 2035, aiming to turn the country into a major producer of biogas and an exporter to the European Union

Since last autumn, Russia has been attacking the Ukrainian power grid nearly ​daily, targeting both power stations and gas fields, ​most of which are located in frontline regions

Flows through the Druzhba, ​which takes Russian oil to ​Hungary and Slovakia through Ukraine, have been suspended since late January after ​what Ukraine said was ​an attack on the pipeline

Zelensky marks war anniversary with declaring defence of Ukraine's independence

The pledge came on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Banning Ukrainians for honouring war dead while letting Russian athletes compete — this shambolic decision shows the Olympics is going only one way

Under this system, water is heated at a huge main power plant and then is pumped via pipes to residential blocks, where it is distributed into radiators and taps

Ukrainian Athlete Banned From Olympics for Helmet Honoring War Dead

Ukraine has begun planning presidential elections alongside a referendum on any peace deal with Russia, after the Trump administration pressed Kyiv to hold both votes by May 15th or risk losing proposed US security guarantees

Ukraine and Russia concluded two days of US-brokered peace talks in Abu Dhabi this week without a major breakthrough

Moscow reportedly fired more than 400 combat drones along with over 40 precision missiles in a coordinated overnight barrage across multiple Ukrainian regions

The Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, addressed the human cost of the war, ongoing negotiations and Europe’s stance toward Russia during an interview with French public TV channel France 2 on Wednesday

Russia has stepped up its strikes against Ukraine's power and heating infrastructure, plunging Kiev residents into darkness and cold as temperatures dropped as low as minus 20 degrees Celsius

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal has shown NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte one of Kyiv's combined heat and power plants that was attacked by Russian forces on the night of 2-3 February

Russian forces have killed at least 15 civilian miners travelling home from work in what has been described as “an act of terrorism”

Parts of Ukraine and Moldova suffered power cuts on Saturday after high-voltage power lines failed while both countries were affected by sub-zero temperatures

Poland's gas transmission operator Gaz-System and its Ukrainian counterpart have agreed on a phased capacity increase starting in February 2026

Close Four killed in Kharkiv as massive Russian air assault cripples Ukraine’s energy grid

Air raid alerts and anti-aircraft fire make it difficult for residents to sleep, and daily Russian attacks have forced Kyivans to survive without electricity, by candlelight and often without heating

US delegation includes White House envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner

A Ukrainian delegation has arrived in the United States for talks on a US-led diplomatic push to end the war with Russia

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The light L-159 fighter is likely the plane promised by president of Czech Republic, Petr Pavl, to Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Volodymyr Zelenskyy proceeded with a drive to tackle the damage inflicted by Russian strikes, chairing a meeting aimed at securing quick decisions from regional leaders

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Russia has deliberately attacked Ukraine's energy grid, as sub-zero temperatures take hold

Civilians face acute hardship amid what Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko described as the longest and most widespread outages since Russia’s full-scale invasion nearly four years ago, with some homes without electricity for days

The Ukrainian military has been under strain for years as it tries to defend the country against a much bigger and stronger enemy

Fedorov was put forward by Zelensky as his nomination for defence minister on 3 January amid a wide-ranging reshuffle which included the appointment of Kyrylo Budanov, formerly the head of military intelligence, as his chief of staff

He made the remarks in parliament ahead of a vote on his dismissal

He made the remarks in parliament ahead of a vote on his dismissal

He posted the resignation letters received from Shmyhal and Fedorov

Zelenskiy Taps Defense Chief Denys Shmyhal as Energy Minister

Budanov replaces Andrii Yermak, Zelensky's longtime right-hand man who resigned in November after anti-corruption officials raided his apartment in an investigation into alleged graft in Ukraine's energy sector