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As the conflict drags on, the future of Ukraine hinges on multiple factors: the military situation, internal political cohesion, and the societal capacity for reconciliation. While the current Ukrainian regime relies heavily on nationalist support, long-term peace will likely require addressing the underlying regional, cultural, and historical divides.
The speaker underscores that wars are temporary, and human relationships tend to endure beyond conflict. The future relationship between Ukraine and Russia will ultimately depend on whether both nations can foster genuine normalization and mutual understanding—something that history suggests is possible over time, but not without effort and patience.