It's increasingly understood that the war in Ukraine is likely to be a long and hard one - and in that kind of attrition based struggle, resources and political will can matter as much as battlefield victories or defeats.
Today I cover the topic of war exhaustion, asking not whether each side has the physical resources to continue, but instead what the data says about the willingness of voters and leaders in Ukraine, Russia, and Ukraine's allies to stay the course and push on despite the costs of war - and what it may mean for the war in 2024.
Corrections & Caveats: All usual caveats and comments obviously apply, including but not limited to those specifically set out in this video. This video is intended for entertainment purposes and should not be relied on as the basis for commercial or other decisions.
Timestamps:
00:00:00 — Opening Words 00:01:18 — What Am I Talking About? 00:02:04 — War Exhaustion 00:13:51 — Impacts And Drivers 00:16:14 — Exhaustion As Strategy In Ukraine 00:20:07 — Ukraine 00:30:53 — Russia 00:41:23 — The United States 00:53:31 — The European Union 00:58:57 — The UK 01:02:01 — What Does This Mean? 01:03:27 — Conclusion 01:04:47 — Channel Update
