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Based on recent statements and current analysis as of November 2025, 

Russia

 has indicated it will not stop attacking 

Ukraine

 unless specific, non-negotiable demands are met, which largely amount to Ukrainian surrender of territory. The war is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. 

 

Russia's Position

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that military operations would cease only if Ukraine meets the following conditions: 

• Ukrainian forces must withdraw entirely from the territories Russia claims to have annexed: the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions.
• Kyiv must agree to never join NATO. 

Putin insists that Russia must achieve its objectives, either through negotiation on its terms or by military force, and he believes Russia has the upper hand. He has also dismissed the legitimacy of Ukraine's current government, suggesting it would be pointless to sign a peace deal with the current leadership. 

 

Ukraine's Position

Ukraine and its Western allies reject Russia's demands, viewing them as a push for a "dictat" or full Ukrainian surrender, and a violation of international law. Ukraine's peace formula demands include: 

• A full withdrawal of all Russian troops from its internationally recognized territory, including Crimea.
• Restoration of Ukraine's territorial integrity and prosecution of war crimes. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stressed that peace talks must not freeze the conflict or reward the aggressor with territory. 

 

Current Outlook

The war is in its fourth year, and analysts suggest there is currently no end in sight because both sides have fundamentally different, maximalist objectives. Diplomatic efforts, including a U.S.-backed peace plan, are ongoing, but significant disagreements remain. Russia continues to ramp up its military production and believes it can win a war of attrition, making a genuine diplomatic breakthrough unlikely in the near term