2.- Ukraine resistance: Between 20222-2023 despite Russian military superiority, Ukraine managed to stop the Russian advance, supported by weapons and international assistance, especially from OTAN.

3.- Ukrainian counteroffensive (2023): Ukraine launched a significant counteroffensive, recapturing occupied territories in the east and south of the country.

4.- Energy crisis in Europe (2022-2023): Sanctions against Russia and Moscow's response disrupted gas supplies to Europe, exacerbating the global energy crisis.

5.- Grain Export Agreements (2022-2023): Ukraine, a major grain producer, negotiated with Russia, under international mediation, to allow grain exports across the Black Sea.

6.- Battle of Bakhmut (2023): One of the longest and most destructive battles of the conflict, with enormous losses on both sides, highlighting the brutality and scale of the war.

7.- Nova Kakhovka Dam Destruction (2023): A devastating attack that flooded large areas of Ukraine, affecting both civilians and key infrastructure.

8.- Partial mobilization in Russia (September 2022): President Putin announced a partial mobilization, calling reservists to fight, which sparked protests and an exodus of Russians fleeing the country.

9.- Presidential election in Ukraine: In 2024 in the midst of the conflict, Ukraine held elections, reaffirming its democratic commitment and resistance against Russian aggression.

10.- Drone attack on Moscow: In 2024 Ukraine intensified its drone attacks on Russian territory, including the capital, marking a new front in the conflict.

Address Major Issues: The agreement must cover territorial disputes, political arrangements, security concerns, and economic impacts.

Short-Term and Long-Term Terms: Include provisions for immediate ceasefires as well as long-term solutions and frameworks for ongoing negotiations.

International Guarantees:

Implementation Oversight: Secure international guarantees to monitor and enforce the agreement's implementation.

Adherence Assurance: Utilize international bodies to ensure that both parties adhere to the terms of the agreement and address any violations.

Inclusive Stakeholder Participation:

• Broad Representation: Ensure that the peace negotiations and agreement involve all relevant stakeholders, including local communities, minority groups, and international actors, to address diverse concerns and promote buy-in from all parties affected by the conflict.

• Transparency and Legitimacy: Foster a transparent negotiation process to build trust and ensure that the resulting agreement is perceived as legitimate and equitable by all parties involved.

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