Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appears to have taken a significant step towards a potential surrender in the ongoing war with Russia. For the first time in over two years of conflict, Zelensky has acknowledged that Kyiv is unable to fulfill its goal of retaking Crimea, a region under Russian control. During a recent interview, Zelensky admitted that Crimea cannot be reclaimed by force, marking a major shift in his stance. This is the first time he has made such a concession regarding the future of Crimea, signaling a potential shift in Ukraine's war strategy.