Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,047
Al Jazeera
Here are the key developments on the 1,047th day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Here is the situation on Monday, January 6:
The Ukrainian air force said it shot down two Kh-59 cruise missiles launched by Russia overnight. Of 128 drones launched, 79 drones were shot down and 49 “imitator drones” did not reach their targets, it added.
OCHA chief says attacks by Israeli troops and Palestinian groups stifling bid to save lives in war-torn enclave.
Rescue efforts are under way after the earthquake hits Tibet, with tremors felt as far as Nepal, India and Bhutan.
Washington opens the way for transactions needed for humanitarian purposes, in a move seen as an ‘important step’ towards easing the West’s sanctions regime on the country.
Rescue operations still under way as nine others remain trapped in flooded Assam coal mine.
Indonesia joins Russia, China and others in the group, which is viewed as a counterweight to the West.
England’s cricket board proposes an ‘ICC-wide’ response against Afghanistan over the Taliban’s crackdown on women in response to the MPs’ letter.
New intermediate-range hypersonic missile made with lighter materials, making it more lethal at penetrating enemy defences, Pyongyang says.
Here are the key developments on the 1,048th day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Tremors from the magnitude 6.9 earthquake were reported in Nepal’s capital Kathmandu, where buildings were shaking.
Amnesty International welcomed the transfer but said Guantanamo would remain a ‘glaring, longstanding stain’ on human rights in the US.
UN’s food agency condemns an Israeli raid on a clearly marked convoy as US says Israel will withdraw fully from Lebanon.