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We have organised this archive to keep things clear and structured, making it easy for you to find everything published in 2025 in one place. The newsletter continues in 2026, but here you’ll find a complete record of last year’s updates.
The year 2025 was particularly challenging for Ukraine. Yet once again, the country demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of the hardships imposed by the war, continuing its efforts to adapt and move forward.
November was one of the toughest months for Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began. The country faced new attacks on civilian and critical infrastructure, ongoing pressure on the front lines, widespread electricity outages and pressure related to peace negotiations.
In this October issue, we’re happy to be back with the latest updates on Ukraine’s recovery. As winter approaches, attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure are intensifying, putting additional strain on the energy system and showing that Russia remains unwilling to end its aggression. Despite the government’s continued efforts to restore damaged facilities, the situation remains difficult, and...
As autumn begins, we’re back with a fresh look at the key events of September. It was a particularly difficult month: Russian attacks on Ukraine continued, bringing new losses and destruction. At the same time, provocations have spread beyond Ukraine’s borders, once again reminding us that the threat is shared across Europe.
June brought some critical developments for Ukraine on both the military and diplomatic directions. The country intensified its military operations launching a series of successful strikes, most notably the high-impact Operation Spiderweb. On the international stage, another major symbolic step was taken with the signing of an agreement to establish a Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against...
May was marked by a series of significant developments for Ukraine. On 23 May, the U.S.-Ukraine Investment Fund was officially launched, following a diplomatic note sent by U.S. Chargé d’Affaires a.i. in Ukraine, Julie S. Davis, to Ukraine’s Minister of Economy, Yuliia Svyrydenko. At the same time, mid-May also witnessed the first direct talks between Ukrainian and Russian representatives since 2022....
April was a difficult month for Ukraine, marked by intensified attacks on cities that resulted in civilian casualties and destruction of infrastructure. With prospects for a peace agreement still uncertain, international support remains essential to sustaining Ukraine’s defense and advancing its reconstruction efforts.
March brought new support programs and valuable cooperation that contribute to Ukraine’s recovery and help its economic development.
As Ukraine enters its fourth year of full-scale war, the country continues to demonstrate unwavering resilience and an unbreakable determination to achieve victory. Yet, the challenges remain immense, and the urgency for stronger international support has never been more critical.
The year 2025 is set to be a transformative period for Ukraine, both militarily and geopolitically. As the new United States administration takes the global stage, its policies are expected to significantly influence the course of the ongoing war. While hopes for a swift resolution remain high, the situation on the front lines remains complex and challenging due to Russia’s intensified offensive....
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