As the conflict in Ukraine enters its second year, European leaders are bracing themselves for a prolonged and potentially bloody war, with no clear end in sight. Despite initial optimism that a swift Russian withdrawal would follow international sanctions and diplomatic pressure, the situation on the ground has only grown more entrenched. With no clear strategy in place to bring a resolution to the conflict, European nations are now facing a daunting reality: a war that could drag on for years, with far-reaching consequences for global security, economies, and the lives of ordinary citizens. As the international community struggles to find a way forward, one thing is clear: the fate of Ukraine hangs precariously in the balance.
Europe Prepares for a Longer War in Ukraine, With No Strategy to End It The New York Times
