Russia & UkraineOpen

Russia will eventually win the war in Ukraine.

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No timeframe. The war is ongoing and unresolved as of October 2026.

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And eventually, it's going to win this war in Ukraine.
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Closes May 2028in 583 days
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Said May 21, 2026no deadline
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