Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and public trust.
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Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and public trust.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Europe realizes it must achieve defense self-reliance following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Sub-event
- Russia pledged $6.5 billion in military assistance amid its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.Sub-event
Protracted war in Ukraine requires Europe to integrate and confront Russian aggression.1 source
- Ukraine conducts long-range strikes against Russian targets, including ships in the Sea of Azov, while Russia targets Kyiv and Ukraine appeals for European air defense aid.Sub-event
- Russia's leadership faces internal pressure and threats of military action as the full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues.Sub-event
- Russia is escalating attacks targeting energy assets and infrastructure in Ukraine.Sub-event
- Russia's invasion of Ukraine led to international participation in a summit to garner global support.Sub-event
- Putin is leading the country through the conflict and handling official responses to international queries amid a territorial stalemate.Sub-event
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- Ukrainian forces are successfully repelling Russian advances while the invading force is showing signs of exhaustion and dwindling manpower.Sub-event
Putin is escalating hybrid activity against Europe while maintaining the invasion of Ukraine.1 source
Russia targets UK critical infrastructure and democratic processes during the ongoing war with Ukraine.1 source
Russia ordered the invasion of Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and public trust.1 source
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- Chris Coons supports Ukrainian leadership and aid, advocating for tougher sanctions against Russian targets.
- Lindsey Graham's efforts inspired the House of Representatives to pass H.R. 2913, an aid and sanctions bill targeting Russia.
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Related events
- Putin is carrying out provocations on NATO territory while Europe struggles to reduce dependence on Russian energy.
- Donald Trump is seeking military assistance and a resolution to the war in Ukraine, while also seeking guarantees despite US unpredictability.
- Russia is escalating hostile activities across Europe, with Putin targeting Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.
- Moscow reacts angrily to Ukrainian support while UK policy shifts toward Ukraine and pushes for closer post-Brexit ties with Europe.
- European support is reported to be altering Russia's strategic outlook.