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What did 3 September 2024 mean for Kyiv?
Posted: | Opinion
A day of mass casualties in Poltava and a cabinet losing more than a third of its members, set against pressure on Mongolia over Vladimir Putin's visit.
Russian missiles hit Poltava after strikes on Ukrainian cities
Posted: | Security
A look back at the Russian missile attack on Poltava and the events of the preceding days, from Kharkiv to Mongolia.
Putin's Mongolia trip and Kyiv's call for arrest
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the visit that tested Mongolia's obligations as a member state of the International Criminal Court.
Putin in Ulaanbaatar: a visit despite the ICC warrant
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the visit that drew appeals from Kyiv and the European Union, set against a turbulent week of war news.
Oleshchuk dismissed as F-16 loss shakes Ukraine's air defence
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day of air-war losses, a leadership change and a diplomatic appeal to Mongolia.
Two Zelenskyy moves on 30 August 2024
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on a day when Ukraine's president dismissed his air force chief and pressed Mongolia over Vladimir Putin.
Kirov Oblast attacked by Ukrainian drones for the first time
Posted: | Opinion
Drone strikes on Russian oil sites came as Kyiv pressed its case on missiles, manpower and military aid oversight.
Zelenskyy announces first successful test of Ukrainian-made ballistic missile
Posted: | Politics
A day of announcements on missiles, the Polish border and Moscow's warnings to Western capitals.
What Kyiv signalled in the days before 26 August 2024
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on diplomacy, a new domestic weapon and a frontline admission in the days leading up to 26 August 2024.
Aid, mediation and shells: Ukraine's security on 23 August 2024
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when Washington announced new weapons, India's prime minister visited Kyiv and a shell shipment to Poland was blocked.
Kyiv's Rome Statute vote and the Pokrovsk front
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on two developments reported on 21 August 2024, one legal and one military, as seen from 22 August 2024.
What did 17 August 2024 reveal about the Kursk gamble?
Posted: | Security
As Ukraine's incursion into Russia deepened, allied permissions, a German aid freeze and nuclear safety warnings framed the day.
What did Ukraine's Kursk push look like on 15 August?
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when prisoners, a new military administration and British permission for weapon use marked the cross-border offensive.
What did Kyiv's Kursk gamble put on the table?
Posted: | Politics
By 14 August 2024, Ukraine's incursion into Russia had produced prisoners, a possible exchange and a wider set of political signals.
Kursk captures and a church ban debated
Posted: | Politics
A look back at 14 August 2024, when Ukraine's president spoke of more than 100 Russian prisoners and the first days of the Kursk offensive.
Zelenskyy open to swapping captured Russian troops for Ukrainian prisoners
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the Ukrainian president's remarks on captured Russian soldiers and the days of announcements leading up to them.
Kursk claims and counterclaims on 13 August 2024
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day when competing accounts of the Kursk incursion hardened, alongside a deadly missile strike on Kyiv two days earlier.
Kyiv, Minsk and the Kursk operation, August 2024
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the political developments reported around 13 August 2024, from the Belarus border to a proposed church ban.
Kyiv, Minsk and a church: 13 August 2024
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the political threads running into 13 August 2024, from the Belarus border to a planned ban on a Russia-linked church.
Kursk chemical claims and a widening information front
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on 12 August 2024, when a Russian regional claim of chemical poisoning met an immediate denial from Kyiv.
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