The Russia-Ukraine conflict remains a critical focal point for global markets and policy analysts. This event aggregator brings together three related prediction markets that examine the same underlying question—will Russia and Ukraine achieve a ceasefire?—across different resolution timeframes spanning 2026. By presenting these markets together, the page enables traders and observers to analyze how market expectations for peace negotiations shift across multiple timelines: resolution by May 31, 2026 represents the shortest window, October 31, 2026 provides a mid-year timeline, and December 31, 2026 allows a full-year horizon. Comparing these three markets reveals important insights about market-implied timing for conflict resolution. When probabilities diverge across dates—for example, if May shows substantially lower odds than December—it indicates market participants expect significant barriers to near-term ceasefire but hold relatively more optimistic views for eventual resolution within the calendar year. The relationship between these prices also reflects market uncertainty: compressed spreads suggest broad skepticism about ceasefire prospects across all timeframes, while widening gaps may highlight specific windows where diplomatic breakthroughs are seen as more or less probable. Liquidity and price dynamics across all three dates simultaneously offer a clearer picture of how traders are weighting timing risks versus outcome risks. For analysts tracking geopolitical developments, this grouped view provides a straightforward way to understand market expectations for the trajectory and likelihood of peace negotiations at multiple decision points.