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Where the war stood on 10 May 2022
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A look back at the Azovstal siege, new strikes and the conditions Kyiv set for talks in the days before 10 May 2022.
Shelling kills civilians in Donetsk Oblast as Azovstal evacuees leave
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A retrospective on a day of shelling in Donetsk Oblast, evacuations from Azovstal and a Putin message to Macron on talks.
Kyrylenko reports nine dead from Russian shelling across Donetsk Oblast
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A look back at a day of shelling in Donetsk Oblast, evacuations from Azovstal and a Kremlin message to Paris.
Slovyansk rail bridge destroyed as Russia advances
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A retrospective on 29 April 2022, when satellite imagery showed a key crossing over the Siverskyi Donets had been hit, days after strikes elsewhere in Ukraine.
Missiles hit Kyiv during UN chief's visit
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Strikes on the Ukrainian capital coincided with a visit by the UN Secretary-General, as Russia and Britain traded warnings.
Did Britain's war aims harden on 27 April 2022?
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A look back at a day of sharpened rhetoric between London and Moscow, with strikes and sanctions on both sides.
Who is a target once weapons cross the border?
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On 26 April 2022, statements from London, Moscow and Berlin turned the question of Western arms into a dispute over legitimate targets.
Who is a target? Arms, red lines and Moscow talks
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On 26 April 2022, Western weapons deliveries, a British statement on strikes inside Russia and a Russian warning of proxy war converged with a UN visit to Moscow.
Two months in, strikes reach Kremenchuk refinery and Vinnytsia towns
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A look back at a day of strikes on Ukrainian towns and an oil refinery, a fire in Bryansk, a diplomatic expulsion and the aftermath of a high-level American visit to Kyiv.
Evacuations stall and Russia's southern aims emerge
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A look back at 22 April 2022, when shelling disrupted civilian evacuations and a Russian general described a land corridor to Transnistria.
Ukrainian mayor charged with treason as Russia widens stated goals
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A retrospective on a day of stated southern ambitions, blocked evacuations and a treason charge against a Ukrainian mayor.
Kreminna falls to Russian troops as eastern offensive begins
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Strikes on Lviv, the fall of Kreminna and a new Kherson appointment marked a day when the war's front lines and its rear areas were both under pressure.
What did 18 April 2022 reveal about Russia's aims?
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A look back at a day of strikes on Lviv, a fall in the east and a new appointment in occupied Kherson.
Did Azovstal's ultimatum signal a new phase?
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A look back at 17 April 2022, when Russia demanded surrender at Mariupol's steelworks as missile strikes reached Lviv and Kyiv.
Why the sinking of Moskva mattered on 14 April 2022
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A look back at the day Russia's Black Sea Fleet flagship went down, amid threats to Kyiv, border-village claims and new Western aid.
What happened on 13 April 2022 in Ukraine?
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A look back at a day of fire aboard the cruiser Moskva, new US arms pledges, Russian threats against Kyiv and a visit by four presidents.
Moskva fire and escalating threats on 13 April 2022
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A look back at a day when a Black Sea warship fire, new US aid and Russian warnings to Kyiv and to arms convoys converged.
What 11 April 2022 showed about the war's shift
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A look back at a day of fighting in Mariupol and the Donbas, mine warnings in the north and financial pressure on Moscow.
Russia becomes second country suspended from UN rights council
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A look back at a day of diplomatic isolation for Moscow, warnings in eastern Ukraine and competing claims about how the war might end.
Bucha's aftermath: how the West responded by 5 April 2022
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A look back at the diplomatic, legal and economic reactions to reports from Bucha, while the humanitarian situation in Mariupol and the threat to Odesa persisted.
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