UNITED24 Media Telegram Highlights
In Davos, the fourth meeting on the Ukrainian Peace Formula involves 81 countries and international organizations, an increase from the previous 66 in Malta. Participants include 39 from Europe, 18 from Asia, 12 from Africa, 6 from South America, 3 from North America, and 2 from Oceania.
The growing participation reflects a joint effort for a peace plan. Switzerland's swift involvement is appreciated.
Sweden is actively constructing submarines to patrol the Baltic Sea, fortifying NATO's eastern borders against potential Russian naval operations, as reported by Politico.
The Blekinge and Skane submarines, both 66-meter A26 diesel-electric vessels, are scheduled to be launched in 2027 and 2028, respectively. Notably, these will be Sweden's first submarines built since the mid-1990s. The construction is underway at the Karlskrona shipyard by Kockums, a division of the military equipment manufacturer Saab.
The Canadian company Roshel Defense reported that it currently has more than 100 Senator armored vehicles of various modifications ready for immediate delivery to Ukraine.
Sweden to increase production of 155-mm ammunition for Ukraine, an agreement between the Defense Materiel Administration (FMV) and ammunition manufacturer Nammo.
The military-industrial complex of Bulgaria operates around the clock, with a substantial portion of its production being supplied to Ukraine, as reported by Voice of America.
Almost 4.3 million Ukrainians have temporary asylum in the EU due to Russian aggression β Eurostat.
The largest number of Ukrainians were sheltered by Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic.
European farmers called on Brussels to limit the import of Ukrainian products
Six European agricultural organizations have published a joint declaration calling for restrictions on the import of Ukrainian products into the EU.
In the spring of 2022, the European Union temporarily suspended customs duties on imports from Ukraine, now farmers believe that this threatens their survival.
In Russian colonies, the heating is turned off so that prisoners are more willing to go to fight, β Bild
Russian media report a mass blackout in Rostov-on-Don
Dozens of houses were left without electricity, water and heating.
There is also no electricity in Bataysk.
This Leopard 2A6 that survived an ATGM hit