February 24, 2024, marks three years since the Russia-Ukraine war began—a conflict that has reshaped geopolitics, displaced millions, and tested global alliances. But with shifting U.S. priorities and battlefield dynamics, could peace talks finally gain momentum?
Russian forces now control 75% of the Donetsk region and parts of Zaporizhia and Kherson, according to Colonel General Sergei Rudsky. Meanwhile, Ukraine faced its \"largest drone attack of the war,\" per President Zelenskyy, with over 200 drones striking overnight. 🚀💥
The Trump Factor: U.S.-Ukraine Tensions Rise
U.S.-Ukraine relations have cooled amid debates over a controversial minerals deal and Trump’s criticism of Zelenskyy as a \"dictator without elections.\" European allies also worry about U.S.-Russia talks in Riyadh, held without EU or Ukrainian input. 🌍🤝
Zelenskyy’s Gambit: ‘I’ll Step Down for Peace’
In a dramatic press conference, Zelenskyy stated he’d resign if it ended the war. But with global food and energy systems still reeling, analysts question whether his offer will sway negotiations. 🌾⚡
What’s Next?
As the conflict enters year four, the world watches: Will diplomacy prevail, or will military gains decide the outcome? Stay tuned for updates. 📡✨
