As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine marks its fourth anniversary, both nations and the international community reflect on the profound transformations brought about by these years of war. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expresses increasing frustration as the war enters its fifth year, emphasizing the resilience of the Ukrainian people who refuse to be broken. The human toll has been staggering, with nearly 2 million soldiers reported dead, wounded, or missing. Civil organizations worldwide rally in support of Ukraine, while discussions focus on the changing dynamics of the conflict, with opinions highlighting that Russia has not achieved its initial goals and is facing unexpected challenges. Amid the chaos, personal stories emerge from Ukrainian refugees who fled to places like the UK, creating a poignant portrayal of lives interrupted by the ongoing strife. The anniversary serves not only as a reminder of the ongoing fight but also as a point for reflection on the broader implications for global security and the future of international relations.