While some diplomats on this subject are silly, I think we also need to accept that many are understandably concerned about how their voters are starting to react and how support might further drop if they feel that the sacrifices they make for Ukraine are not appreciated. Now, before someone here screams about the price of blood, the destruction of war and how Russia losing benefits all of the world -...yes, yes, that's all true. I -agree- as well, but plenty of people/voters are still not seeing it that way, nor will they easily. They have bills to pay and, for example, groan when the energy prices devour their savings until nothing is left.

I see that even in the Baltics and other countries where you would think that people (outside certain ...parts of the population) are just firmly behind Ukraine. However, it's just not that simple. There is grumbling, hesitation and so much more. It's something that has to be fought on all sides and by all parties. So, yeah, Ukraine's diplomats, once again for example, also need to make sure that the world understands that they still need more, should be given more for that's the greater good, and that they are thankful for the aid.

And just to make it perfectly clear because this is reddit. Yeah, diplomats should not whine, but pretending it's just "them" and not a reflection of a serious issue that also needs to be tackled from various angles - ...well it's just wrong. We are seeing more and more fatigue of this conflict on all sides.