Ukraine is exhausted following two years of Russian invasion and the recent capture of the eastern city of Avdiivka by Russia.
The mood of national unity in Ukraine has shifted to a more complex resolve.
At least 10,000 civilians and tens of thousands of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers have been killed since February 2022.
Despite war fatigue, the majority of Ukrainians still see little choice but to keep fighting.
Ukraine's inventiveness cannot compensate for the disparity in weaponry; there have been shortfalls in the supply of ammunition.
Russia's economy has held up despite western sanctions thanks to a shift to a war economy and relations with China.
The conflict has fundamentally transformed the European security outlook.
Conclusion: Ukraine's continued resistance despite the immense human cost underscores the need for Europe and the United States to fulfill their commitment to providing the necessary aid to Kyiv.