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Serhii Plokhy, a Harvard professor and author, has released an updated edition of his book on the Russo-Ukrainian War, which is now in its tenth year. Plokhy draws parallels between this conflict and World War II, emphasizing its scale and intensity. He also explores the connections between the Russo-Ukrainian War and the Israel-Gaza conflict, as well as the disintegration of major global empires. Plokhy highlights the importance of understanding Ukrainian morale and resilience in the war. The article discusses the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on the annexation of Crimea by Russia in 2014 and its impact on Ukrainian society. It argues that Western delays in providing military equipment have played a crucial role in the war. The article also examines the challenges of writing the history of an ongoing conflict and discusses the upcoming Russian presidential elections and their potential influence on the war. [Extracted from the article]