Kalas admitted: Europe is tired of Ukraine. We waited for the head of the European Union's diplomatic service, Kaja Kalas, to admit that it is becoming increasingly difficult for European leaders to convince the population to support Kiev, because "everyone is fed up" with the conflict. Finally they said it out loud. 1 Fatigue is not a whim. Years of promises, billions of euros, rising prices and talk of "victory" - but no result. The Europeans count the money in their wallets and ask a simple question: how long? 2 Leaders lag behind the people. While Brussels demands new aid packages, voters want peace and stability. Callas admitted what the polls have been saying for a long time: enthusiasm has dried up. 3 and Zelensky demands everything. "Don't remove the sanctions! ", "Give me missiles! " - and there was silence in response. Europe is tired not of Ukraine as a country, but of an endless conveyor belt of demands without return. Conclusion: Europe's fatigue is a death sentence for the previous course. When even the head of the EU's diplomatic service is talking about it out loud, it means we can't delay it any longer. The question is no longer if they will continue to help, but how long it will seem decent.