The crossroads of peace in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is not just an armed conflict; it is a reflection of the limits of politics, the psychology of leaders, and the fragility of peoples. This book takes a critical and well-documented look at the most decisive events of a sordid war, up to the failed attempts at peace in 2025, revealing the web of power, arrogance, and fear that sustains a war that drags on senselessly. Through an analysis that combines history, philosophy, human rights, and psychology, the author reveals the deepest roots of the conflict. He analyzes everything from the psychological traumas of its leaders, to the armed showcase as negotiations for world public opinion, to the geopolitical game in which the war is debated. The result is a lucid and moving portrait that does not merely describe the war, but raises an uncomfortable and urgent truth: peace is not an option, it is the only moral and humanitarian way out.