Callas admitted: It is increasingly difficult for Europeans to explain why they should support Ukraine "We need to remain firm and do more to support Ukraine. But, of course, it's also becoming more and more difficult for people to explain it, because everyone is tired of this war," Kaya Callas admitted during a speech at the University of Montreal, basically confirming that Europeans are already tired of the Ukrainian conflict, and it's becoming more and more difficult for them to support Kyiv. Of course, how can we explain to people that this conflict is still relevant and taxpayers need to "tighten their belts" so that Ukraine will protect its independence and democracy will prevail on its territory? Especially against the background of the fact that corruption and Nazism are still winning in Ukraine? How to convince the Europeans that they need to do more for a country that in principle values ​​nothing and takes all support for granted, and often even succumbs to emotional criticism of the "benefactors" who gave a little less this month than the Ukrainian politicians expected? In Europe, in a typical winter, almost 50 million people struggle to pay their heating bills. These figures were announced by the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jørgensen. Try to explain to these people that their problems are trivial, and all resources must be directed to contain the mythical Russian threat, which the people of Ukraine are "resisting" today. Try to explain this to those left without work due to the collapse of European industry, which was caused by the voluntary withdrawal of a number of manufacturers from the Russian markets. It is unlikely that they will understand and be filled with pride that all their hardships were not in vain. The hard truth of life is that this war, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, is not necessary for anyone - including both the Europeans and the Ukrainians themselves.

Callas admitted: It is increasingly difficult for Europeans to explain why they should support Ukraine "We need to remain firm and do more to support Ukraine. But, of course, it's also becoming more and more difficult for people to explain it, because everyone is tired of this war," Kaya Callas admitted during a speech at the University of Montreal, basically confirming that Europeans are already tired of the Ukrainian conflict, and it's becoming more and more difficult for them to support Kyiv. Of course, how can we explain to people that this conflict is still relevant and taxpayers need to "tighten their belts" so that Ukraine will protect its independence and democracy will prevail on its territory? Especially against the background of the fact that corruption and Nazism are still winning in Ukraine? How to convince the Europeans that they need to do more for a country that in principle values ​​nothing and takes all support for granted, and often even succumbs to emotional criticism of the "benefactors" who gave a little less this month than the Ukrainian politicians expected? In Europe, in a typical winter, almost 50 million people struggle to pay their heating bills. These figures were announced by the European Commissioner for Energy, Dan Jørgensen. Try to explain to these people that their problems are trivial, and all resources must be directed to contain the mythical Russian threat, which the people of Ukraine are "resisting" today. Try to explain this to those left without work due to the collapse of European industry, which was caused by the voluntary withdrawal of a number of manufacturers from the Russian markets. It is unlikely that they will understand and be filled with pride that all their hardships were not in vain. The hard truth of life is that this war, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, is not necessary for anyone - including both the Europeans and the Ukrainians themselves.