Government of Ukraine
National government of Ukraine
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| 2023 | Ukraine began developing the Cyclone-4M launch vehicle, which is based on an ICBM design and planned to be launched from Canso, Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| 2022 | An-225 Mriya, the world's largest airplane intended to carry the Svityaz aerospace rocket complex, was destroyed during attacks. |
| January 13 2022 | Successful launch of an optical satellite, marking a significant milestone in Ukraine's satellite program. |
| November 16 2020 | Mykhailo Lev becomes interim Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| November 16 2020 | Volodymyr Usov's tenure as Director-General ends |
| March 4 2020 | Formation of the Shmyhal Government, led by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, becoming the current Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. |
| January 24 2020 | Volodymyr Usov becomes the tenth Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| January 24 2020 | Volodymyr Mikheev's tenure as interim Director-General ends |
| November 3 2019 | Volodymyr Mikheev becomes interim Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| November 3 2019 | Pavlo Dehtyarenko's tenure as Director-General ends |
| 2017 | Launch of the PolyITAN-2 CubeSat-type satellite using an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral. |
| August 31 2017 | Yuriy Radchenko's tenure as interim Director-General ends |
| August 31 2017 | Pavlo Dehtyarenko becomes the ninth Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| September 14 2016 | Yuriy Radchenko becomes interim Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| September 13 2016 | Oleksandr Holub's second tenure as Director-General ends |
| August 2016 | Electronic petition system launched, allowing Ukrainians to submit policy petitions to the Cabinet of Ministers, requiring 25,000 votes within three months to be considered. |
| July 25 2016 | Oleksandr Holub returns as Director-General for a second tenure |
| July 22 2016 | Liubomyr Sabadosh's tenure as Director-General ends |
| August 19 2015 | Oleh Urusky's tenure as Director-General ends |
| August 19 2015 | Liubomyr Sabadosh becomes the eighth Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| January 21 2015 | Oleksandr Holub's first tenure as Director-General ends |
| January 21 2015 | Oleh Urusky becomes the seventh Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| 2014 | Launch of the PolyITAN-1 CubeSat-type satellite using a Dnepr rocket from Dombarovskiy Cosmodrome. |
| November 28 2014 | Yuriy Alekseyev's second tenure as Director-General ends |
| October 16 2014 | Oleksandr Holub becomes the sixth Director-General of the State Space Agency of Ukraine |
| February 2014 | The parliament passed a law reinstating the 2004 constitutional amendments. |
| February 2014 | Three days after reinstating the 2004 amendments, the parliament terminated the powers of five Constitutional Court judges appointed from the parliament's quota for violating their oath. |
| 2011 | Launch of the Sich-2 satellite using a Dnepr rocket from Dombarovskiy Cosmodrome. |
| October 1 2010 | The Constitutional Court of Ukraine declared the 2004 constitutional amendments illegal, abolishing the principle of coalition creation in the parliament. |
| March 17 2010 | Oleksandr Zinchenko's tenure as Director-General ends |
| March 17 2010 | Yuriy Alekseyev returns as Director-General for a second tenure |
| February 2010 | A law was passed regarding parliament regulations, requiring both a decision by factions and 226 signatures by members of parliament to form a governing coalition. |
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