Zelensky looks resilient but we must contemplate the possibility of collapse

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : A survey of public opinion in Ukraine's other major donor, the EU, carried out by the European Council for Foreign Relations, underlines the paradoxes - and problems - Ukraine faces.
46% : According to one of the report's authors, ECFR founding director Mark Leonard: "In order to make the case for continued European support for Ukraine, EU leaders will need to change how they talk about the war.
43% : Zelensky, who spoke at this month's Munich Security Conference, posed a rhetorical question to the assembled Western officials and security experts, many of whom appeared in a state of panic over the possibility that Trump will win the US election in November and attempt to pull the US out of Nato."Do not ask Ukraine when the war will end," Zelensky said.

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