A ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war is truly difficult...

It's a bit different from the Korean War.
South and North Korea were originally separate governments,
and the territories at the start of the war
were similar to when the armistice negotiations began..
Also, the UN forces held the upper hand for the South,
but in the Russia-Ukraine war,
Ukraine is at a stage of "roll back to before the Crimea crisis 10 years ago or die,"
while Russia is talking about "current occupied territories + @."
So, once the war ends, it seems like Ukraine's GDP will explode for several years
due to the post-war reconstruction effect.