'Fatigued' West may lose interest in Ukraine

Russia's war on Ukraine is the biggest European conflict in decades. But as it enters its sixth month, there's also concern that the West may be starting to lose interest. TRT World's Rahul Radhakrishnan reports from Ukraine.

[muyindaashraf]

What hurts no one even reported this during the us iraq massacre

[smitprmr]

What can you do?
Surrender to Russia.

[jamesortiz]

Prices have increased in America people are getting tired of that.

[momme]

Americans have fallen in love with the Ukrainian people and its charismatic leader. Once we fall in love, we never lose interest.

[petemarquez]

He could have negotiated in the first place . The stupid bravery had disrupted the economies of tye world

[tylorgibbs]

the Battle has taken its tool on most. But the fighting continues. here is where the boys are changed to men. Rememmber all wars. always the same. death, culture change. suffering.

[patrickcunniff]

The public may fatigue but Russia's actions have led to policy changes that will effect generations. Sure it's probably going to escalate and will directly involve NATO.

[MB-dosh]

That sounds like wishful thinking to be honest…it’s the Russian military that I understand that is fatigued and demoralized…the Ukrainians are energetic and optimistic.
The western people *might* lose interest after a time, but the governments won’t, and Ukraine will *never* run out of ammunition and weapons, unlike Russia.

[daniellesindlay]

Starting to not like this channel. Sounding pro russian cnuts