Russia’s war against Ukraine enters fifth year as experts outline 3 possible outcomes

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Entering its fifth year, the Russia-Ukraine war remains a grinding conflict with high casualties and limited territorial changes. Russia controls about one-fifth of Ukraine, with estimated losses of 1.2 million, while Ukraine's losses are between 500,000 and 600,000. Despite ongoing fighting, diplomatic efforts have intensified, including meetings between Presidents Trump and Putin, Zelenskyy's visits to Washington, and trilateral negotiations facilitated by the U.S. in Abu Dhabi and Geneva. Analysts suggest three potential outcomes: a prolonged stalemate, a shift in Ukrainian momentum due to battlefield gains, or a weakening of Western support for Ukraine. The war is characterized by attrition, with neither side achieving a decisive victory, though recent Ukrainian gains offer a glimmer of hope.
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