The Justice Ministry's registers will be fully restored by January 20 following the hacker attack, according to Stefaneshina.

All registries of the Ministry of Justice that were affected by the cyberattack carried out by Russian hackers in December will fully resume operations on Monday, January 20. This was announced by Justice Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Olga Stefanishina during a press briefing, as reported by LIGA.net.

According to her, the ministry is actively developing mechanisms to enhance the cybersecurity of the registries.

"We are forming a team that will monitor the situation 24/7, as such an attack can occur at any moment," Stefanishina stated.

It is reported that part of this infrastructure will be located in European Union countries. This pertains not only to databases but also to issues of cyber and physical security.

As a reminder, a forecaster predicts a temperature rise to +20 in Ukraine at the end of January. On January 30, temperatures in Ukraine are expected to reach +15°C in Kyiv and +20°C in the southwest. Meanwhile, it will be cool in the eastern part of the country, with temperatures only +5 to +9 degrees.