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What 26 September 2022 showed about Russia's mobilisation
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when unrest in the North Caucasus, mass departures and new air defence for Ukraine framed the war's security picture.
What were the 25 September 2022 referendums?
Posted: | World
A look back at the votes announced in Russian-controlled parts of Ukraine's Donbas, midway through their scheduled run.
What did 25 September 2022 reveal about Russia's pressures?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when mobilisation protests, mass detentions and new air defence for Kyiv unfolded alongside referendums in occupied Ukraine.
What the pressures of 24 September 2022 revealed
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day when mobilisation queues, staged votes and a diplomatic downgrade pointed to strain on Moscow's war effort.
What happened on 24 September 2022 across Russia and Ukraine
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day of border queues, protest arrests, a diplomatic cut and voting in occupied territories.
How did Russia's mobilisation alter the region's posture?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the reaction to Moscow's partial mobilisation, including Lithuania's decision to raise its readiness.
What the 23 September 2022 referendums signalled
Posted: | Security
A look back at the day voting began in occupied Ukrainian regions, amid mobilisation, border queues and a prisoner swap.
Referendums begin as Russians flee mobilisation
Posted: | Security
A look back at 23 September 2022, when votes in occupied Ukraine opened days after Moscow announced a partial mobilisation.
Referendums, mobilisation and a swap: 23 September 2022
Posted: | Security
A look back at the day voting began in Russian-held areas of Ukraine, after two days of mobilisation fallout and a prisoner exchange.
What 22 September 2022 showed about Russia's mobilisation
Posted: | Security
A look back at the day Russia's partial mobilisation drove men to the borders, as a major prisoner exchange and fresh accusations of shelling unfolded.
The day Russia's mobilisation met a prisoner swap
Posted: | Security
A look back at 22 September 2022, when departures from Russia, a large prisoner exchange and a deadly market strike in Donetsk unfolded together.
How did Lithuania react to Russia's mobilisation?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the first reaction in the Baltic region after Moscow announced a partial mobilisation.
What was announced for Donbas before 22 September 2022?
Posted: | World
A look back at the referendum announcements made in self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk in the days before the votes were due to begin.
What did Putin's partial mobilisation set in motion?
Posted: | Security
A look back at 21 September 2022, when Russia announced a partial mobilisation and NATO and Lithuania responded.
What Putin's partial mobilisation signalled in September 2022
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at the address, the reactions and the referendum announcements that framed 21 September 2022.
Putin's mobilisation address and Lithuania's alert
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the announcement of a partial mobilisation in Russia and the reaction from Vilnius.
What happened around 20 September 2022 in the war?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when Russian lawmakers rewrote the Criminal Code for wartime, after days of fighting and deadly blasts in Donetsk.
What happened in the war on 20 September 2022?
Posted: | Security
A look back at the Russian Duma's criminal-code changes on mobilisation and the battlefield and civilian reports that preceded them.
Russia's Duma writes mobilisation into criminal law
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on 20 September 2022, when Russian lawmakers added wartime concepts and a desertion penalty to the Criminal Code, as fighting continued in Donbas.
Russia's Duma writes mobilisation into criminal law
Posted: | Security
A look back at 20 September 2022, when Russian lawmakers added wartime concepts and a desertion penalty to the Criminal Code while fighting continued in Donbas and Kharkiv Oblast.
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