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Surkov's dismissal and a day of fighting in Donbas
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A retrospective on 18 February 2020, when the Kremlin removed its adviser on Ukraine as shelling hit Ukrainian positions in the east.
Ukraine pressure case and Idlib clashes, 5 February 2020
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A look back at how Ukraine featured in a Senate debate over censure, as fighting in Idlib drew Turkey and Russia into open disagreement.
Could censure have replaced impeachment over Ukraine?
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A retrospective on a Senate proposal floated on 3 February 2020, as the impeachment trial over pressure on Ukraine continued.
Could censure have replaced impeachment in Washington?
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A look back at a 3 February 2020 proposal tied to pressure on Ukraine, and at a separate escalation in Idlib the same day.
Was censure ever a way out of impeachment?
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A look back at the idea Senator Joe Manchin raised during the Senate trial over Ukraine, alongside the fighting in Idlib that day.
What the Bolton manuscript meant for Kyiv
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A look back at the reported claim, dated 1 February 2020, that US military aid to Ukraine was tied to investigations of political rivals.
What the Bolton manuscript meant for Kyiv
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A look back at the Bolton manuscript report that tied US military aid to Ukraine to investigations of Trump's political rivals.
What was left unresolved on 20 January 2020?
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A look back at two stories that shaped Ukraine's news on 17 January 2020 and were still unsettled by 20 January: Kyiv's government crisis and Iran's handling of Flight 752.
Two Ukrainian stories still unresolved on 20 January 2020
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A look back at what had been reported by 20 January 2020 on Flight 752 and on Kyiv's prime-ministerial offer to resign.
Two Ukrainian stories on 17 January 2020
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A look back at a day when Kyiv's government faced a resignation drama and Tehran's leader addressed anger over the downed Ukrainian airliner.
Two governments under pressure on 17 January 2020
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A look back at a day when Tehran and Kyiv each faced a test of leadership, over Flight 752 and a leaked recording.
What happened in Kyiv and Tehran on 17 January 2020?
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A look back at a day when Ukraine's prime minister offered to resign and Iran's Supreme Leader defended the Guards over Flight 752.
What did Iran admit after Flight 752?
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A look back at the days after the downing of a Kyiv-bound Ukraine International Airlines plane near Tehran, and at how Iran's account changed.
What Iran's admission on Flight 752 changed
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A look back at the days after the downing of a Ukrainian airliner, when denial gave way to admission and vigils turned into protests.
Why Iran's admission on Flight 752 mattered
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A retrospective analysis of the days after Iran acknowledged that its forces shot down a Ukrainian passenger jet near Tehran.
Why Iran's admission on Flight 752 mattered
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A look back at how Tehran moved from denial to confession over the downing of a Ukrainian airliner, and what the days before 15 January 2020 showed.
Why Iran's admission on Flight 752 mattered
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A look back at how Tehran moved from insisting on mechanical failure to admitting that its forces shot down a Ukrainian airliner, and what followed on the streets.
Iran's admission and the Flight 752 aftermath
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A look back at the days after the downing of a Ukrainian airliner near Tehran, when denial gave way to admission and vigils turned into protests.
How Iran moved from denial to admission
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A look back at the days after the Ukraine International Airlines crash near Tehran, and the question of what had really brought the aircraft down.
What did Iran's admission set in motion?
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A retrospective on the days after Tehran acknowledged shooting down a Ukrainian airliner, when vigils turned into protests and a British diplomat was briefly detained.
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