How War in Ukraine Is Reverberating Across World's Regions | IMF - March 15, 2022 |

Losing interest as combat is in a period of human suffering, bloodshed and a stalemate on the ground.

Avoiding a Long War: U.S. Policy and the Trajectory of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict | RAND Corp, |

Some analysts make the case that the war is heading toward an outcome that would benefit the United States and Ukraine. Ukraine had battlefield momentum as of December 2022 and could conceivably fight until it succeeds in pushing the Russian military out of the country. Proponents of this view argue that the risks of Russian nuclear use or a war with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will remain manageable. Once it is forced out of Ukraine, a chastened Russia would have little choice but to leave its neighbor in peace--and even pay reparations for the damage it caused. However, studies of past conflicts and a close look at the course of this one suggest that this optimistic scenario is improbable.

With Ukraine's survival at stake, are we losing interest in the war?

'Sapere aude'