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Ukraine War

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STATE OF PLAY Last updated: February 12, 2026

Ceasefire negotiations remain stalled following the collapse of the Istanbul II framework in January. Russia controls approximately 18% of internationally recognised Ukrainian territory. European military aid has exceeded €120 billion since 2022, but ammunition supply remains the critical bottleneck. Diplomatic attention has shifted to China's potential role as mediator, though Kyiv remains sceptical.

18% Territory occupied
€120B+ European military aid
1,089 Days of conflict
6.2M Refugees in Europe

The war in Ukraine, which began with Russia's full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022, has become the defining conflict of the post-Cold War era. This topic page tracks our coverage of the conflict and its implications for European security, energy, and politics.

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