The long history of Military Advisors continues ...

It's been almost 3 years, and it just isn't looking like Ukraine is winning soon.

US support is very uncertain under their incoming management.

Plus the ukrainian leadership seems to be kinda sucky of late.

Anyone who's serious about Ukraine not losing is worried.

Whether going for direct war against Russia is a brilliant move here, I have doubts.

But something has to change.

I confess I've not paid a huge amount of attention to Ukraine for a while now.
They should have gone all in at the start and given them the weapons they needed, rather than dithering around with sanctions (which it's widely known don't really work in any significant way).
They won't actually go full-on war I don't think, but they'll be doing "interventions" no doubt. I imagine there's a flourishing mercenary market over there already.
As usual, the West fucked it up.

Or, gone all-in any time in the past 2.5 years.

The level of tepidness is very frustrating.

Can just about hear the euro pols smarm "Yes, *your* people are dying, but how is that urgent for me?"