War in Ukraine: a year of misinformation about the conflict

Ukraine, One Year at War: An interactive timeline of the conflict

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia launches a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Now, one year later, Grid looks back on how the conflict spread.

War in Ukraine: a year of misinformation about the conflict

Since the Russian invasion a year ago, the war in Ukraine has been accompanied by a tsunami of disinformation, mostly pro-Russian. It questions the reality of certain atrocities, depicts Ukrainians as Nazis, or suggests that Western support is waning.

One year of Russia-Ukraine war: The Ukraine war in five chapters

One year ago, after repeatedly denying plans to invade Ukraine, Russian president Vladimir Putin launched the largest attack on Ukraine since World War II. Here is a timeline of the major developments

‘Kyiv stands strong’: Biden declares after surprise visit to Ukraine

President Joe Biden has declared Russia will never defeat Ukraine during a speech in Poland almost one year on since the war commenced.

Biden, in Poland, declares 'Kyiv stands strong'

President Joe Biden, speaking in Poland after a lightning trip to Ukraine, declares: "Kyiv stands strong. Kyiv stands proud. It stands tall. And most important, it stands free." (Feb. 21)

Arms and Man: The real winners in Russia's invasion of Ukraine

More weapons deployment in the Russia-Ukraine war means more military expenditure.