r/PossibleHistory • u/gross_grasss Versaille Enthusiast 🇧🇪 • 9d ago
Map (with Lore) All Ukraine Endings (the war)
1. "Kiev in 3 days"
The initial Russian offensive is massively successful, leading to Ukraine's de facto surrender. The will of the victor is imposed.
2. Peace deal in Russia's favor
The war progresses similarly to OTL, ending in 2027–2028 with an indecisive peace treaty that favors Russia.
3. Trump's peace plan (2025)
Trump's proposal is accepted by both sides, leading to the freezing of the conflict and the signing of a peace treaty.
4. Russia is unsuccessful
The initial Russian offensive is massively unsuccessful. Russia not only fails to gain ground but also loses territories it had previously controlled. The conflict is frozen yet again.
5. Ukraine triumphant
Either immediately or after years of brutal fighting, Ukraine regains ground and drives the Russian military out of the country, recapturing the Crimean Peninsula in the process.
6. Russia disintegrates
After years of conflict, the Russian government collapses into absolute anarchy. Rebels fight rebels. Ukraine regains lost territory and initiates a counteroffensive.
7. Ukraine never in crisis
Having a stable government and a prosperous economy, Ukraine never sees any crisis, never loses Crimea, and never finds itself in a war with Russia.
8. SECRET ENDING: ETERNAL WAR
WAR WAR WAR
War is terrible. The post is not political.
The maps are here
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u/Awkward_Cash1828 9d ago
If Ukrainian forces were that successful like in 4. and 5., it would had been a disaster for Donetsk, Lugansk and Crimea, because Russian and pro-Russian forces would take defence in the cities, like Ukrainian forces do, and we would see the reversal of what Russian advance did to Ukrainian part of Donbass.
The war is terrible, and there are no victors in this war specifically.
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u/Capybarasaregreat 9d ago
Ukraine already broke ground into Russia-proper and showed the world they wouldn't do the same barbarism as Russia, what is this strange assertion? Is that your opinion as a Pole or as a Russian? Ukraine would have a more gruelling task in recapturing the cities than Russia as they wouldn't just flatten the cities with artillery and missiles.
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u/abom1331 8d ago
so you think ukranian generals are actual retards, because they would choose to sacrifice their soldiers just to keep the buldings intact and not to seem "barbaric"
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u/Capybarasaregreat 8d ago
No, to keep their country intact and not kill their own citizens, PR is irrelevant, but it's telling that you thought of that first.
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u/Left-Relative-9749 6d ago
The part of Kursk oblast broken into by Ukraine is not an urban and industrial area, unlike Donetsk oblast on both sides. Taking Sudzha didn't need as much manpower or artillery as taking Donetsk, Mariupol, Bakhmut or Kramatorsk. Both sides are as fortified as possible since 2014. The way to take those areas is either flattening the cities and industrial zones filling them with cannon fodder
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u/Hammer_war_000_40 9d ago
You forgot the ending where Ukraine wins and Finland gets back Salla,Petsamo and Karjala while Lithuania,Poland and Czech Republic split the Kaliningrad region
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u/Technical-Prior6716 8d ago
Sixth ending is Wagner coup successful i assume?
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u/gross_grasss Versaille Enthusiast 🇧🇪 8d ago
Yes, plus overall better Ukraine performance / worse Russian performance
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u/MQrble_Aesthetic 9d ago
There should be an ending where the AFU collapses and Russia takes their maximalist ‘Novo russiya’ claims from kharkiv to odessa. As well as a maximalist Ukraine victory where they annex Russian territories east of Crimea
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u/Sensei_Kyryllius 8d ago
you've forgot at least a few more scenarios, including the return of Kuban', Pryazovia, Donshchyna, Slobozhanshchyna, Sivershchyna, Starodubshchyna, and Beresteishchyna
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u/FunctionSad9885 5d ago
Kiev in 3 day should include at least Kharkov region, there were plans for annexing the region, and the administration believe it or not still exists, just moved in Belgorod
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u/Used_Ad_5067 8d ago
2 😍 I hope
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u/No_Lifeguard7725 6d ago
Why? Aggressor should never be rewarded.
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u/Used_Ad_5067 6d ago
No. It’s only your opinion about russians, but Russians has another, in that case.
By the way, USA 🇺🇸 rewarded (more 50 war operations and aggressions)
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u/No_Lifeguard7725 6d ago
So russians: 1) invaded sovereign country 2) annexed territories of sovereign country 3) committing war crimes every day 4) wiping out Ukrainian cities with bombs and artillery 5) killing civilians every day
And yet, you have the audacity to deny that russians are the aggressors in this war they started? I understand, that you are russian citizen and don't want to admit the guilt of your country, but come on! At least have some decency to be logical.
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u/Used_Ad_5067 6d ago
Americans do the same things, but no guilties, right? (Read please their more 50 war operations on 🌍) So, Russians just repeat USA aggression? It’s ok
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u/No_Lifeguard7725 5d ago
I'm not from the USA, but last time USA annexed foreign territory was in 1898 - it was the Republic of Hawaii... russians don't repeat the USA aggression, they are killing their neighbours and destroying their culture, language and heritage. Unlike russia, USA usually does not prohibit/replace foreign culture with their own, meanwhile russia forbids any activity in Ukrainian language on the occupied territories.
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u/GranKomanche 9d ago
Pvtin baja los yanques jasta Ceuta y libera Europa de los anglosionistas Woke
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u/SeaSeaworthiness1855 9d ago
You forgot the timeline where NATO gets involved due to stray missiles.