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Archive: July 2022

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Zaporizhzhia accusations and strikes on 16 July 2022

Posted: | Politics

A look back at the claims about the nuclear plant and the attacks on Chuhuiv and Nikopol on that date.

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Missiles over Dnipro after Vinnytsia: 15 July 2022

Posted: | Security

A look back at a day of cruise missile strikes on a Ukrainian city, following days of attacks elsewhere and a sanctions decision on Kaliningrad.

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Vinnytsia missile strikes on 14 July 2022

Posted: | Security

A look back at the day three Russian missiles hit Vinnytsia, and at the security developments in the days just before it.

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What 12 July 2022 showed about the war's pressure points

Posted: | Opinion

A look back at a day when strikes behind the front line, a drone claim and energy disruptions framed the war's wider stakes.

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Two pipelines, two rulings on 11 July 2022

Posted: | World

A Russian court spared the CPC oil route from suspension as Nord Stream 1 began scheduled maintenance.

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Putin widens fast-track citizenship offer to all Ukrainians

Posted: | Politics

A look back at a decree signed on 11 July 2022 and at diplomatic dismissals ordered two days earlier in Kyiv.

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What the Chasiv Yar strike revealed about Donbas

Posted: | Opinion

A retrospective on the apartment-block attack in Donetsk Oblast, reported on 10 July 2022, and on the days around it.

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What did 8 July 2022 reveal about the Donbas?

Posted: | Opinion

A look back at a day when shelling in Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts, and claims over Snake Island, framed the war's eastern front.

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Shelling across Luhansk and Donetsk on 8 July 2022

Posted: | Security

A look back at the security picture in eastern Ukraine and beyond in the days around 8 July 2022.

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What Latvia and Belarus signalled in early July 2022

Posted: | Politics

A look back at two regional developments reported in the days up to 8 July 2022, in Riga and Minsk.

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Kramatorsk, Snake Island and Donetsk under fire

Posted: | Security

A look back at 7 July 2022, when Russian strikes hit Kramatorsk and rival claims emerged over Snake Island, as civilians were urged to leave Donetsk Oblast.

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What did 6 July 2022 show about Donetsk?

Posted: | Security

A look back at a day of heavy shelling in Donetsk Oblast and a Baltic decision on conscription prompted by the invasion.

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Why Latvia weighed bringing back conscription

Posted: | Politics

A look back at the plan reported on 6 July 2022, set beside a claim from Minsk days earlier.

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Donetsk Oblast braces after Luhansk falls

Posted: | Security

With Lysychansk lost, evacuation appeals and shelling in Sloviansk marked the Battle of Donbas as it stood on 5 July 2022.

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Donbas evacuation call as Luhansk fell

Posted: | Security

A look back at 5 July 2022, when Donetsk Oblast's governor urged civilians to leave and a Ukrainian mathematician won the Fields Medal.

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What did Minsk and Washington signal before 4 July 2022?

Posted: | Politics

Two reports from the days before 4 July 2022 pointed to a shifting security picture along Ukraine's western and northern borders.

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What did Minsk and Washington signal before 4 July 2022?

Posted: | Politics

Two reports from the days before 4 July 2022 pointed to a shifting security picture on Ukraine's western and northern borders.

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What happened on 2 July 2022 in Ukraine's war

Posted: | Security

A look back at a day of mourning in Odesa Oblast, claims from Minsk and allegations about detained residents of Mariupol.

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What Russia's bond default meant by 2 July 2022

Posted: | Economy

A look back at the Eurobond default that followed Western sanctions and a blocked payment channel.

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Russia's Eurobond default, as seen on 1 July 2022

Posted: | Economy

A look back at the Taiwanese-owned Eurobond default of 27 June 2022 and why Moscow called it a farce.

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