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Will a formal Russia-Ukraine ceasefire hold for 30 consecutive days or more before the end of 2026?
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Judgment readAgs · Nat gas · Metals · FX27 Sept

Will a formal Russia-Ukraine ceasefire hold for 30 consecutive days or more before the end of 2026?

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Horizon — by end 2026

Resolves

Resolves 'occurred' if a publicly-declared ceasefire holds without major hostilities for at least 30 consecutive days before 31 December 2026, per OSCE or major-wire confirmation.

The full wording is at the foot of this page.

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What this read rests on7 inputs · as fed 2026-09-27, not yet frozen
  1. 01ActorRussia — recognition of territorial gains and a Ukraine outside NATO
  2. 02ActorUkraine — sovereignty, security guarantees, and no formal cession of territory
  3. 03ActorUnited States and Europe — an end to the war on terms that do not reward aggression, at a sustainable cost
  4. 04Would change ita battlefield stalemate that raises both sides' appetite for a pause
  5. 05Would change ita shift in US or European military support
  6. 06Would change ita domestic political change in Moscow or Kyiv
  7. 07ReasoningPositions on territory and NATO remain far apart, and past ceasefires have not held; a durable 30-day halt is a high bar on this horizon.

Positions on territory and NATO remain far apart, and past ceasefires have not held; a durable 30-day halt is a high bar on this horizon.

Players and wants

Russia — recognition of territorial gains and a Ukraine outside NATO

Ukraine — sovereignty, security guarantees, and no formal cession of territory

United States and Europe — an end to the war on terms that do not reward aggression, at a sustainable cost

What would change this

a battlefield stalemate that raises both sides' appetite for a pause

a shift in US or European military support

a domestic political change in Moscow or Kyiv

Resolves

Resolves 'occurred' if a publicly-declared ceasefire holds without major hostilities for at least 30 consecutive days before 31 December 2026, per OSCE or major-wire confirmation. Resolves 'did_not_occur' otherwise.

Source of record

OSCE reporting and major wires — named in the criterion

This is a structured-judgment read, not an engine forecast. It carries no probability number, only a plausibility read in words, and it is scored openly.