As Ukraine navigates its ongoing war against Russia, various perspectives emerge on what victory looks like and what the future may hold. President Zelenskyy has proposed a 'Victory Plan' aimed at reclaiming territories and achieving peace; however, this approach faces significant challenges according to experts. The notion of an 'endless war' raises questions about sustainability and the lack of security for Ukraine as a critical element for peace in Europe. With opinions suggesting that true resolution may come only through a change in leadership in Moscow, many argue that diplomatic solutions have proven elusive. Current maps and analyses depict a complex battlefield where both sides are struggling, pointing to a potential stalemate. As discourse unfolds on the responsibilities surrounding the conflict and public webinars call for an immediate halt to violence, the international community continues to grapple with the implications of a war that threatens stability on Europe’s frontier. The question remains: what does it mean to truly 'win' in Ukraine?