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 It’s currently unlikely that Russia will be able to take control of all of Ukraine. Despite early ambitions when the full-scale invasion began in February 2022, the conflict has reached a stalemate, with Ukraine holding out against Russian advances and even regaining some occupied territories.

Several key factors make the total occupation of Ukraine improbable:

1. **Ukrainian Resistance and Western Support:** Ukraine has received extensive military, financial, and logistical support from Western nations, including the U.S. and EU members. This support has included advanced weaponry, training, and intelligence, enabling Ukraine to maintain resistance against Russian forces.

2. **Military Limitations:** Russia's military has faced significant setbacks, including logistical issues, manpower shortages, and difficulties maintaining supply lines. Despite having a larger military, Russia has struggled with coordination and sustaining momentum on multiple fronts.

3. **Geopolitical Consequences:** Expanding the war to try and occupy the entire country would likely lead to even more severe economic sanctions and potential military escalations from NATO and other global actors. Such a move could further isolate Russia diplomatically and economically.

4. **Ukrainian Morale and Territory Defense:** Ukraine has shown a high level of resilience and determination to defend its sovereignty, making any attempt to take the entire country extremely costly and prolonged for Russian forces.

While the future remains uncertain and the conflict is ongoing, it’s more likely that Russia’s efforts will focus on maintaining control over already-occupied regions in the east and south rather than a full takeover of Ukraine. Diplomatic negotiations, shifting military strategies, and external pressure will all influence the outcome of the conflict.