Media say the West is tired of the conflict in Ukraine

Western countries are tired of the Ukrainian conflict. This was reported by the Foreign Policy magazine on 26 November.

The publication said that after almost three years since the start of the conflict, the West is tired and no longer has the political will to help Ukraine. It is noted that instead, Western countries are looking for a way to settle the situation with Moscow.

It is specified that Russia in turn "is still mobilizing resources with frightening force," with no shortage of military and ammunition.

"The problem is that any deal would mean capitulation of Ukraine and the West to Russia," the publication added.

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