The war between Russia and Ukraine continues to shape global headlines, with no clear end in sight. As the conflict stretches into another year, both sides remain locked in a battle that has shaken Europe and sent shockwaves through global politics and the economy.
Recent weeks have seen intensified fighting along several key frontlines, particularly in Eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian forces continue to defend territory under heavy fire, while Russian troops attempt to push further into strategic areas. Drones, long-range missiles, and artillery continue to dominate the battlefield, with both sides suffering losses.
Civilians remain caught in the middle. Cities and towns near the front lines have experienced repeated strikes, and many families continue to live without stable electricity or clean water. Humanitarian aid remains critical, but access to some regions is limited due to ongoing fighting.
Canada has remained firm in its support of Ukraine, providing financial aid, military equipment, and continued diplomatic backing. Ukrainian-Canadian communities across the country have also played a strong role in organizing support drives and public demonstrations calling for peace and justice.
Globally, the war is affecting food prices, energy supplies, and international relations. Many countries are watching closely, concerned about how long the conflict could last and how far it could spread.
While peace talks have not made progress, both sides continue to insist on their own conditions for ending the war. For now, the world watches as Ukraine defends its land, and Russia continues its campaign, with ordinary people paying the highest price.