How did the Battle of Verdun end?

The Battle of Verdun, which lasted from February to December 1916, ended with a French victory, although it came at a tremendous cost. The French forces, led by General Philippe Pétain, managed to hold the city and repel the German assault despite suffering heavy casualties. By December, the front lines stabilized, and the Germans abandoned their offensive. The battle symbolized French determination and resilience, becoming a poignant symbol of national pride.