It has been over 500 days since Russia first invaded Ukraine; what has changed?

What has changed since Russia invaded Ukraine over 500 days ago?
Ukrainian President Zelensky warns that Russia may have plans to detonate explosives at the country’s biggest nuclear power plant.

The largest nuclear power facility in the nation might be the target of an explosives, according to Ukrainian President Zelensky.
‘If you save your lives, you will save Ukraine:’ President Zelensky visits troops on the Ukrainian front lines.

President Zelensky visits troops on the Ukrainian front lines.
‘Mutiny would have been suppressed:’ Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses Moscow for the first time after the failed Wagner uprising.

Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses Moscow for the first time after the failed Wagner uprising.
Australia stands with Ukraine: PM Albanese pledges $110 million to support the country.

PM Albanese has promised to support Ukraine with $110 million on behalf of Australia.
Wagner boss leaves Russia after a failed mutiny.

After a botched mutiny against the Russian government, Wagner’s boss departs from Russia.
Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of a ‘Russian terrorist attack’ at the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Warnings of a ‘Russian terrorist strike’ against the captured Zaporizhzhia nuclear power facility have been said by President Zelensky.
Russia reportedly rejects help from the United Nations after the Kakhovka Dam collapse. The death toll has now climbed to at least 52 people.

According to reports, Russia has rejected UN assistance following the collapse of the Kakhovka Dam. The death toll has now risen to at least 52.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces the termination of a Russian Embassy lease near Parliament.

‘The Government condemns Russia’s illegal and immoral invasion of Ukraine.’ Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces the termination of a Russian Embassy lease near Parliament.
Prisoner swap sees almost 100 POWs from Russia and Ukraine freed from captivity.

Almost 100 POWs from Russia and Ukraine have been released as part of a prisoner swap.






