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Outages across the country as Russian strikes batter energy facilities
Posted: | Security
A look back at the days around 23 October 2022, when strikes on energy sites left outages across the country.
Ukraine's power grid under strain by 23 October 2022
Posted: | Security
A look back at the security picture on 23 October 2022, after a week of strikes on energy infrastructure, new martial law measures in Russia and reports of Iranian support.
Why Ukraine's power cuts spread on 22 October 2022
Posted: | Security
A look back at how strikes on energy sites and reports of Iranian drone support shaped the security picture.
What did Ukraine's blackouts look like on 22 October 2022?
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day of power cuts and water-storage advice as Russian strikes kept hitting energy infrastructure.
Martial law, evacuations and energy strikes: a week of tightening
Posted: | Security
A look back at the security picture on 21 October 2022, after a week of martial law decrees, evacuation orders and strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Putin imposes martial law in annexed Ukrainian territories
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day when martial law, evacuations and strikes on energy infrastructure shaped the picture of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Martial law reaches Russian-annexed regions as war widens
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day when martial law, Iranian drones, strikes on power plants and civilian evacuations pointed to a widening conflict.
Three signals from 19 October 2022
Posted: | Politics
Martial law in annexed territories, a European prize for Ukraine's people and a Rada resolution on Chechnya marked a dense stretch in the war's politics.
19 October 2022: martial law, a prize and Chechnya
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on a day when Moscow extended martial law to annexed territories, Strasbourg honoured Ukraine's people and Kyiv's parliament acted on Chechnya.
Three dead in Kyiv as Russian missiles hit critical infrastructure
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day of missile attacks on Ukrainian energy and water systems, alongside moves by Iran, the EU and Ukraine's parliament.
Why Ukraine's parliament named Chechnya occupied
Posted: | Politics
A Verkhovna Rada resolution linked the Chechen wars to Kyiv's wider case against Russian conduct.
Kyiv's power grid under fire, 18 October 2022
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on a day of missile strikes on Ukrainian energy and water systems, alongside news of Iranian arms for Russia.
Threat from the north, shield from the west: Ukraine's week
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic and military signals around Ukraine in the days before 17 October 2022.
Warnings over Belarus and French air defence pledge
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the diplomatic and military signals from the days before 17 October 2022, as Kyiv pressed partners over a possible northern threat.
Brussels gives army training for Ukraine a formal EU structure
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at a day of drone strikes on Kyiv and Sumy and a new EU training mission for Ukraine's forces.
Drone strikes and an EU training mission, 17 October 2022
Posted: | Security
A look back at a day when Shahed drones hit Kyiv and Sumy and the European Union set up a mission to train Ukrainian troops.
What 17 October 2022 showed about the war
Posted: | Opinion
Drone strikes on Kyiv and Sumy and a new EU training mission marked the day, with attacks reported on both sides of the front.
Avdiivka market attack kills seven as Moscow targets Meta
Posted: | Economy
A look back at two reported events from the days before 16 October 2022, including the Avdiivka market strike and Russia's action against Meta.
Lukashenko's accusation, Russian troops and a French air defence pledge
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the warnings and pledges of military support that preceded 16 October 2022.
What happened at the Soloti training ground?
Posted: | Security
A shooting at a Russian military range in Belgorod Oblast killed at least 11 people, as reports from the preceding days described the evacuation of Kherson civilians and a missile strike on Mykolaiv.
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