New Year’s Eve celebrations around the world

Fox News Channel will bring in the New Year with an “All-American New Year” special, hosted by FOX & Friends Weekend’s Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Pete Hegseth live from the Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville, Tenn.

A number of familiar Fox News faces will help host the celebrations across the U.S. from Times Square in New York City to Key West, Colorado and New Jersey.

A pre-show special will begin at 9 pm with a “Countdown to All-American New Year” before the special programming starts at 10 pm.

Russians in Moscow rang in the New Year without fireworks over Red Square Saturday night.

In anticipation of the festivities, the government stationed air defenses over Moscow and handed out shelter directions to citizens in Belgorod near the Ukrainian border.

Many revelers were saying they hoped for peace in the New Year.

Reuters contributed to this report.

Dubai, the luxury capital of the Middle East, is ringing in 2023 in its singular style fireworks from the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world, and other locations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin readied 2,000 soldiers to oversee Moscow’s air defenses to stand “on duty at combat posts on New Year’s Eve.”

Another 20,000 servicemen were put on “combat duty” to oversee air defenses through the weekend.

The move comes as Russia itself has increasingly become the target of Ukrainian shelling as Moscow continues to pummel Ukrainian cities amid its “special military operation.”

Bangkok, known for its shrines, street fare and vibrant nightlife in Thailand, went big in celebration of the incoming 2023 new year.

Colorful fireworks were shot over the sky at 12 pm EST as people celebrated the New Year.

Russia fired 20 cruise missiles across Ukraine on New Years Eve, killing one, injuring…