Ukraine's satellite link returns as Moscow agrees to new talks
Kyiv's drones are back online, Russia has agreed to talks, and one occupied town is to get a truce brokered by Melania Trump.
Timeline
Russia’s war against Ukraine, from Ukrainian independence in 1991 to the annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the full-scale invasion of 2022.
Parliament declares independence and provides for a referendum.
Majorities endorse independence in every region, including Crimea.
Ukraine agrees to give up the nuclear weapons on its soil; Russia, the UK and the US reaffirm its borders.
The three states join NATO in the first enlargement after the Cold War.
Protests over a disputed presidential election lead to a repeat of the second round.
The declaration promises future membership without setting an accession date.
Protests and violence are followed by Yanukovych’s departure and an interim government.
Russia signs annexation documents; the UN subsequently reaffirms Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
Fighting begins in eastern Ukraine; later UN reports document abuses by multiple parties.
An initial protocol seeks a ceasefire and political measures; fighting continues.
A further package connects a ceasefire and weapons measures with a political process.
Russia begins its full-scale invasion; the UN General Assembly subsequently demands withdrawal.
Separate arrangements establish a framework for Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea.
The proposed energy truce remains unsigned as both sides hit fuel and power
Washington eases pressure on Moscow as its rift with Kyiv deepens
Washington eases pressure on Moscow as its rift with Kyiv deepens
Washington eases pressure on Moscow as its rift with Kyiv deepens
Ukraine's satellite link returns as Moscow agrees to new talks
Ukraine's satellite link returns as Moscow agrees to new talks
Ukraine's satellite link returns as Moscow agrees to new talks
Kyiv's drones are back online, Russia has agreed to talks, and one occupied town is to get a truce brokered by Melania Trump.
Ukraine resumed refinery strikes, its military satellite link was slowed and Trump waived new Russia sanctions.
The US is arming Ukraine, easing sanctions on Russian diesel and pressuring Kyiv to stop striking Russian refineries.
Peace on mobile-contract terms, AI safety as a group project, and a trade war that has discovered Excel.
The energy truce never arrived: Russia hit Ukraine's power grid, and Ukraine kept striking Russia's refineries.
Washington has a new plan to end the war, one step at a time. Ukraine says yes. Russia hasn't.