On January 19, several major events took place on the international stage. US President Donald Trump declared that he will no longer engage in peace efforts after being denied the Nobel Peace Prize. In response, the European Union is preparing counter-tariffs worth nearly $100 billion. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warned of a strong response to any US actions against Iran.
Important negotiations are ongoing in Ukraine. National Security and Defense Council Secretary Rustem Umerov reported to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the outcomes of the Miami talks. Participants agreed to continue discussions at the next stage in Davos, focusing on economic development, reconstruction plans, security guarantees, and the latest Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
Meanwhile, Kyiv continues efforts to restore heating after recent shelling and power outages caused by Russian attacks. Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal outlined measures to reduce power cuts in affected regions and to expand import capabilities. Ukrainian air defenses downed 126 out of 145 Russian drones last night, but some energy and civil infrastructure suffered damage.
In the US, public opinion opposes plans for military action in Greenland; polls show most Americans do not support such actions. European leaders seek compromise to avoid deepening transatlantic tensions, with discussions expected at the Davos forum.
In Iran, protests continue and Western media report thousands injured. The Iranian president warns of a harsh response to any US aggression.
A detailed analysis of the global impact of these events and their implications for Ukraine is expected at the Davos forum. Follow our site for updates.
