Recent developments in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict demonstrate complex and changing dynamics. In recent months, heavy fighting has occurred on various fronts, especially in eastern Ukraine, including Donetsk and Luhansk. Ukrainian forces, with military support from Western countries, continue to attempt to retake territory occupied by Russia. Advanced weapons, such as the Himars missile system and air defense system, have enhanced Ukraine’s operational capabilities. On the other hand, Russia continues to strengthen its position by deploying additional troops and using new tactics, including the use of kamikaze drones. This Russian strategy increased the intensity of the conflict and caused a significant number of civilian casualties. According to reports by various humanitarian organizations, thousands of civilians have been trapped in the fighting, facing a worsening humanitarian crisis. In addition, international diplomacy also runs parallel to fighting. NATO member countries continue to hold meetings to discuss support for Ukraine and strengthening eastern allies. Economic sanctions against Russia are still being extended and tightened, aimed at suppressing Moscow’s economy and reducing its ability to continue aggression. The energy crisis has become a critical issue due to this conflict. Europe is trying to reduce dependence on Russian gas, which was previously the main source of energy. This is driving increased investment in renewable energy sources and the establishment of alternative supply routes, including LNG from the United States. On the social front, the conflict has triggered a wave of refugees, with millions of Ukrainians forced to flee their homes. European countries accept these refugees, but the challenges of integration and providing resources remain problems. Refugees often encounter difficulties in accessing education and employment. Based on the latest analysis, Ukraine’s economic recovery is predicted to take years. Infrastructure destroyed by attacks will require huge investments to rebuild. The international community, including the World Bank and IMF, is ready to provide rehabilitation funds, but political uncertainty remains an obstacle. While the conflict was going on, protests and public dissatisfaction in Russia began to emerge. Its citizens voiced resistance to military mobilization and the social impacts caused by the war. Despite the risk of arrest, these critical voices show that not all Russians agree with government policy. A peaceful resolution does not appear imminent. Talks between the two sides have stalled and there are no signs of easing tensions. The emergence of new alliances in Europe and Asia, including the consolidation of power in countries such as China, is also influencing global geopolitics. As this conflict deepens, its impact will expand not only to Ukraine, but also to cover the entire world. The global economy is gradually becoming more fragile, with rising inflation and concerns about instability in energy markets. Cyber security aspects are also a concern, where cyber attacks are increasingly occurring, potentially disrupting vital infrastructure in various countries. Overall, the Russia-Ukraine conflict remains the focus of world attention and creates a void in various aspects, including political, economic and social. Efforts to reach a peaceful resolution are seen as urgent, with the hope that further harm can be avoided.