Nurlan Umudov
As we enter the fourth year of the devastating Russia-Ukraine war, the conflict continues to claim tens of thousands of lives with no immediate end in sight. Russia’s persistent territorial ambitions and diplomatic intransigence remain the primary obstacles to restoring peace and stability in the region. This relentless war, devoid of any humanitarian benefit, has resulted in nothing but widespread destruction and human suffering.
While the global community yearns for a return to peace and stability, the current situation on the ground remains complex. However, despite the ongoing hostilities, several emerging geopolitical factors suggest that the conflict could reach a decisive turning point-and potentially a conclusion-within 2026. To understand this potential shift, it is essential to first analyze the evolving positions of the primary actors involved in this global crisis.
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