The Ukrainian Air Force accused the Russian army of attacking Ukraine with 104 unmanned aircraft (UAVs) to attack Shahed and UAV as bait on the night of January 26 and on the morning of January 27, according to the website. The Kyiv Independent. The Ukrainian Air Force announced that he had shot down 57 UAV to attack in 10 provinces.
Meanwhile, the Russian Defense Ministry announced that the country had attacked military airports and Ukraine’s UAV assembly and storage locations for 24 hours, according to TASS news agency.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense also announced that the Russian air defense force destroyed 64 UAVs of Ukraine and 4 tucks of the system of high mobile artillery (Himars) system produced by the United States.
By the evening of January 27, there was no information on Russia and Ukraine’s reaction to each party’s statement.
Ukrainian soldiers shooting RPG-7 grenade launcher during training in Zaporizhzhia (Ukraine) on January 26
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Russia announced to regain a village in Kursk
The Russian Defense Ministry on January 27 announced that the military regained control of Nikolayevo-Darino village in Kursk province from Russia from Ukraine forces, according to Reuters. Nikolayevo-Darino is a small village with a population of less than 150 people.
Thousands of people have been evacuated from Kursk province since Ukraine launched the attack on the province on 6.8.2024, while many others were trapped in the territory controlled by Ukraine forces, according to AFP.
Meanwhile, Sky News on January 27 reported that a Ukrainian commander said that the North Korean soldier had withdrawn from a region in Kursk after suffering significant losses.
According to Sky News, North Korean soldiers are taking a break from fighting, perhaps to treat injured people, waiting for the reinforcement troops and overcoming the shortcomings that have been acquired during the fighting process in Kursk.
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After that, the same day, spokesman Oleksandr Kindratenko of the special Ukrainian combat force told The Kyiv Independent That North Korean soldiers seemed to have temporarily withdraw from one of the front axes in Kursk.
By the evening of January 27, there was no information on reactions from North Korea as well as Russia. Both Moscow and Pyongyang have not confirmed or denied the information of North Korean soldiers to help Russia against Ukraine in the Kursk region.
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The EU extended the sanctions of Russia for another 6 months
High -level representatives of the European Union (EU) on foreign policy and security Kaja Kallas on January 27 announced on social network X that the Foreign Minister of the EU member countries agreed to extend the embargo on Russia Add 6 months, follow The Kyiv Independent.
Kallas affirmed that the extension of the embargo would continue to deprive Russia’s revenue for military campaigns in Ukraine.
Kallas issued the announcement after Hungary Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said the EU provided “guarantee as required” on energy security. Earlier, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban threatened to veto the extension of the embargo on Russia until Kyiv restored Russia’s gas transfer. Kyiv ended Russian natural gas transfer on 1.1.
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The stopping of Russian gas has led to an argument between one side Ukraine and one side of Hungary and Slovakia. Hungary and Slovakia complain that Ukraine’s not extensively agreed to the Russian burning gas transfer, which is dangerous to their energy security.
By the evening of January 27, there was no information about Russia’s reaction as well as Ukraine.
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