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European Parliament backs tribunal for Russian leaders
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A look back at the resolution on accountability and sanctions adopted on 1 May 2026, and a Russian withdrawal in Mali reported the same day.
What the Tuapse fires and drone tallies showed
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Reports from 26–28 April 2026 pointed to a war fought increasingly through drones, oil infrastructure and foreign military partnerships.
Drones, oil and alliances: 28 April 2026
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A look back at a day when the Tuapse fire spread, Ukraine reported record drone interceptions and Moscow deepened its ties with Pyongyang.
What Kyiv's 21 April 2026 energy and strike signals showed
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A look back at a day when pipeline repairs, naval strikes and security-service arrests pointed to a war fought on several fronts at once.
What did 21 April 2026 show about the war's reach?
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Pipeline repairs, strikes on Russian targets and a Russian security claim showed a conflict extending well beyond the front line.
What did 17 April 2026 mean for security?
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A look back at a day shaped by the aftermath of mass Russian strikes, threats against European sites and a US sanctions waiver on Russian fuel.
Russia names European drone-support sites as targets
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A Russian defence ministry list published on 16 April 2026 widened the war's threats to countries hosting Ukrainian drone work, as strikes killed at least 22 people.
Russia's list of European drone sites targeted
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A Russian defence ministry list of European locations tied to Ukrainian drone production arrived amid deadly strikes on Ukrainian cities and a new Norway–Ukraine arrangement.
Drones at home and abroad: Ukraine's two fronts
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A look back at two linked developments reported on 14 April 2026: a deadly Russian drone strike on Dnipro and a Norwegian plan for Ukrainian drone production.
Drones on both sides of Ukraine's war, 14 April 2026
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A Norwegian production deal and a deadly strike on Dnipro marked the same day in a drone-shaped conflict.
What 9 April 2026 showed about Russia's wartime signals
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A retrospective on a day that combined an Easter ceasefire declaration, a repatriation of bodies and a British warning about submarines.
Submarines, bodies and an Easter truce: 9 April 2026
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A look back at a day that combined a British warning over undersea cables, a repatriation of 1,000 bodies and a declared Easter ceasefire.
Submarines, bodies and an Easter ceasefire
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A retrospective on 9 April 2026, when London reported Russian submarine activity near undersea cables, Kyiv received 1,000 bodies and Moscow announced an Easter truce.
What the war's reach looked like on 7 April 2026
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A drone strike in Odesa Oblast, a sunken ship near Kerch and a Cameroonian casualty count showed the conflict's widening footprint.
What 2 April 2026 showed about Russia's war reach
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A look back at a day when the Russo-Ukrainian war touched Crimea, Luhansk Oblast, Moldova, Kenya and a Moscow courtroom.
Luhansk claim and a deadly strike on 1 April
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Moscow and Kyiv gave conflicting accounts of the Luhansk front, while a drone strike killed four civilians in Zolotonosha.
What happened on 26 March 2026 in the war
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A look back at a day of fallout from stray drones, gas threats, recruitment losses and strikes on Ukrainian cities.
Drones, gas and shadow ships: 25 March 2026
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A look back at a day when a stray drone reached Estonia, Hungary threatened to curb gas to Ukraine and Britain moved against the shadow fleet.
What the weekend of 22 March 2026 revealed
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A look back at a period of strikes on both sides of the border and a reported dispute over intelligence sharing.
US rejected Russian offer on intelligence sharing
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A reported proposal to link intelligence flows to Iran and to Ukraine was turned down, amid continued strikes and new EU sanctions.
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