The Ukraine, Russia war hasn't ended yet, still going strong, but support.

Not quite as strong.

I would say over the summer, support started to drop off.

It's terrible to say, but the public does have sort of limited interest in these things.

And some of the economic effects were beginning to make themselves fell.

Russia's invasion disrupted the flow of food,

for millions of people around the world, and caused prices to spike.

They're increasingly looking at the sort of massive aid packages being sent to Ukraine.

The United States is sending another billion dollars in military aid to Ukraine,

including rockets and anti-tank weapons.

And in Europe, we're starting to see debates over energy and how long this war can go.

So support is still there for the war, but it's definitely getting softer.

With waning support midterms and winter coming,

we're going to ask what the end of this war might look like on today's point.

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