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One year on: Explore FT's latest news, analysis and opinion on the War in Ukraine.
Moscow set to benefit from Kyiv diverting efforts away from flood-hit southern flank of counter-offensive
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Floodwaters rise on both Ukrainian and Russian-held sides of Dnipro river following breach
Nearby power station will have sufficient water supplies to cool radioactive fuel, experts say
Kyiv warns of ‘catastrophic consequences’ as evacuations begin for thousands of residents
Kyiv dismisses Russian claims of failed thrust in Donetsk region by armoured battalions
The humanitarian disaster of catastrophic flooding will draw attention away from the unfolding counter-offensive
Postwar planning should focus on making the country a hub of the continent’s green transition
Nato should put Kyiv on the road towards membership at a summit next month
Ukraine probes Russian defences ahead of long-awaited counter offensive
A series of assaults has highlighted Moscow’s vulnerability to blowback from the Ukraine conflict
Move aims to facilitate seizing assets of Russian oligarchs and others accused of circumventing sanctions
If the Kremlin is prepared to create havoc on such a scale, then it is capable of further escalation
Tehran sending material for assembly of unmanned aircraft in Russian factory, says Washington
Residents blame Moscow-installed authorities for blocking evacuation efforts and abandoning them following Kakhovka dam burst
President’s comments come as some Republicans question additional funds to support Kyiv’s fight against Russia
Assault with German-made Leopards is first heavily armoured attack of Kyiv’s summer push
London bans imports of Belarusian gold, cement, wood and rubber, and restricts access to its financial markets
Sanctions are squeezing Russia’s net export earnings — now target the surpluses accumulated since last year
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has finally convinced officials to offer Balkan membership applicants more than honeyed words
A recent trip to the city demonstrated the power of the Ukrainians and the pettiness of EU political squabbles
Humanitarian disaster compounded by damage to crucial farming industry and transport routes
Kakhovka collapse joins a growing list of potential Russian war crimes
Large areas left without clean drinking water as civilians warned to be wary of landmines caught up in torrents
German-led drill aims to display alliance’s ability to mount swift response against potential Russian aggression
Clare Lombardelli says measures must now target ‘those who really need it’
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Dam break gives Russia a new weapon in Ukraine war
Unconfirmed tip from European ally was cited in a leaked US intelligence document, according to Washington Post
Developing countries have agency of their own, including the power to be wrong
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Belgrade has long been a Moscow ally, resisting western pressure on sanctions after Russia’s full-scale invasion
UK leader will hope to show Britain remains key player in global security and forging AI regulatory framework
Divergent responses to proposal illustrate deep divisions between west and Asia over the conflict
War-torn country has largest underground storage facilities in Europe
The French president has laid a path to repair relations that frayed over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
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