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HRMMU verified 2,514 civilians killed and 12,142 injured in Ukraine in 2025, while Russia's foreign ministry said Ukrainian attacks killed at least 1,065 civilians that year, a party's count not independently verified. [1][2][3] The UN Humanitarian Coordinator said on 17 December that Odesa had been without power for more than a week and roughly half of Kherson city without electricity for several days, and a 27 December attack on Kyiv cut heating to about a third of the city, mayor Vitali Klitschko said. [1][2] Ballistic missiles struck a port facility in Odesa region on 19 December, killing at least eight people, some of them on a bus, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service. [1] Putin announced the capture of Pokrovsk and Vovchansk on 1 December, which Ukraine disputed, saying fighting continued in both, and Ukraine's General Staff said on 23 December its troops had withdrawn from Siversk. [1][3] US envoys met Putin in the Kremlin on 2 December without a compromise on territory, Zelensky unveiled a 20-point draft on 23 December, and at Mar-a-Lago on 28 December he and Donald Trump both cited progress while the future of Donbas stayed unsettled. [1][2][3] EU leaders agreed on 19 December a 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine for 2026 and 2027 after failing to agree to use frozen Russian assets. [1] Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said on 29 December that Ukraine had sent 91 drones at Putin's Valdai residence and that Russia would revise its negotiating position, an allegation Zelensky called fake. [1]
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