Colonel Douglas MacGregor and many other world affairs analysts have spent years confidently predicting the ‘imminent end’ of Christian Russia’s war of survival.

Ten days, by Christmas, a month or two, any moment now. Yet every single prediction has dissolved the moment new funding, new weapons, and new political speeches rolled in.

Deliberately Ended

His and the timelines of others like Scott Ritter don’t fail because they are uniquely wrong. They fail because the war keeps being artificially extended far beyond what the battlefield alone would allow.

The war isn’t supposed to end

The uncomfortable truth is that continuous foreign funding and weapons shipments don’t bring victory; they only prolong the suffering.

Every new package of artillery shells, drones, air defenses, and billions in US or EU aid doesn’t end the war. It simply resets the clock and guarantees another cycle of destruction.

Instead of a decisive outcome, we get a slow, grinding stalemate where:

• Politicians protect their own reputations, refusing to admit miscalculations.

• Foreign governments fear looking weak, so they keep sending just enough support to keep the war going.

• Ukraine is kept on life support, unable to win but prevented from losing.

• Russia advances slowly, but not fast enough to match the ‘collapse any day now’ predictions.

Worst Possible Outcome

This is the worst possible scenario: maximum duration, maximum civilian suffering, minimum progress.

And while politicians argue, analysts predict, and foreign leaders posture, civilians pay the price.

Civilians and conscripts are the ones losing homes, families, futures, trapped in a conflict that should have ended long ago but keeps being stretched out for political convenience.

We genuinely feel sorry for Ukraine’s people. It’s heartbreaking to watch a nation slowly bleed to death because its leaders and foreign leaders have invested in perpetual war in the futile hope their war will weaken Russia.

Why do they need to do that anyway? Let readers know what you think

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