The current dynamics in the context of the war in Ukraine have demonstrated its complexity and expanding impacts, not only for Ukraine but also for global geopolitics. Since Russia’s invasion in February 2022, fighting has reshaped the power map in Europe, creating significant diplomatic and security challenges. First, recent analysis shows that fighting in the Donbas region remains at the center of the conflict. Russia seeks to control this region, which is strategic economically and symbolically. Intelligence reports indicate that Russia has deployed elite troops and used more sophisticated tactics, including cyberattacks targeting Ukraine’s critical infrastructure. On the other hand, Ukraine is starting to benefit through military support from Western countries. Modern weapons such as the HIMARS rocket system enhance the capabilities of both armed forces. This allowed Ukraine to conduct precision strikes against Russian military outposts and supply lines, slowing their advance on several fronts. Furthermore, the social and humanitarian impact of this war was enormous. With millions of refugees seeking refuge in European countries, pressure on the social and economic systems of host countries is increasing. Apart from that, the issue of the food crisis is in the spotlight, because Ukraine is one of the largest wheat producers in the world. Russia’s blockade of Black Sea ports has impacted global supplies, increasing food prices and creating insecurity in import-dependent countries. From a diplomatic perspective, conflict dynamics continue to develop. Meetings between countries, including at the G20 level, show efforts to reduce tensions, although the results are often unsatisfactory. High-level diplomacy between Russia and Western countries, including negotiation efforts by Türkiye and France, shows the complexity of multidimensional diplomacy fraught with challenges. Another international issue is the economic sanctions imposed on Russia by the West. These sanctions have had a significant impact on the Russian economy, although the long-term effects are still being observed. Sanctions targeting the energy, financial and technology sectors have the potential to weaken Russia’s resilience, but also trigger risky responses, including increased alliances with non-Western countries such as China and Iran. The dynamics of this war also draw attention to technological innovation, especially in asymmetric warfare. The use of military drones is becoming increasingly common, both for attacks and reconnaissance. This shows a shift in the way war is fought in the modern era, where technology has become a dominant factor in determining the outcome of a conflict. In the international context, divisions between pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian countries are deepening. Countries in the Middle East and Southeast Asia are feeling the impact of this shift in power, creating new opportunities and challenges for their foreign policies. It is clear that the current dynamics of the war in Ukraine are multidimensional, involving many actors and interests. In the future, the direction and resolution of this conflict will be largely determined by global diplomatic capabilities and the willingness of all parties to collaborate for regional peace and stability.