The latest conflict situation between Ukraine and Russia continues to develop, with various dynamics on the ground and significant international impacts. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, these tensions have changed the geopolitical map and affected the global economy. One important aspect of this conflict is the shift of the battle zone to eastern Ukraine, especially the Donbas region. Russia has intensified attacks here, seeking to take control of key cities such as Bakhmut and Soledar. On the other hand, the Ukrainian armed forces showed extraordinary resilience, trying to defend their territory with the help of modern weapons from Western countries, including advanced rocket launch systems and drones. It is important to note that international support for Ukraine continues to increase. Countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, and European Union member states have provided significant military and humanitarian assistance. In recent months, Ukraine has managed to acquire more modern fighter jets and armored vehicles, strengthening its position on the battlefield. Meanwhile, the economic impact of this conflict is also felt throughout the world. Sanctions imposed on Russia have disrupted global energy and food markets, causing huge price spikes. Europe, which relies heavily on Russian natural gas, is trying to find energy alternatives to offset further impacts. This energy crisis is pushing many countries to accelerate the transition to renewable energy. On the diplomatic side, although efforts at negotiation have been made, a peaceful solution still seems far from reach. Meetings between representatives of both parties in international forums often end without significant progress. Russia and Ukraine remain on sharply opposing positions, with Russia wanting legal recognition of its annexed territories, while Ukraine insists on the return of all lost territories. The humanitarian situation is also deteriorating. The consequences of this conflict created a massive flow of refugees to neighboring countries such as Poland and Slovakia. International aid organizations face enormous challenges to provide support to millions of people in need. Apart from that, information and narrative warfare are also the main weapons in this conflict. Both Ukraine and Russia use digital media and platforms to influence public opinion, both domestic and international. This information war has an impact on public perceptions regarding the legitimacy of both parties. This prolonged crisis shows that stability in Eastern Europe is still very fragile. The international community must continue to monitor developments and seek ways to encourage constructive dialogue. Meanwhile, the world must prepare to face the consequences of tensions that have not yet subsided, especially in terms of the economy and energy security.