To those who doubt Ukraine’s ability to defeat Russian aggression or Ukraine's partners' ability to provide adequate support, consider this:
At the height of the Cold War, the so-called "West" consisted of only 19–20 countries. Nonetheless, it ultimately outcompeted the Soviet Union and its Socialist Bloc, both of which comprised 20 currently sovereign states.
Today, only the countries providing military aid to Ukraine through the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, "Ramstein," number more than 50.
Modern Russia is far weaker than the USSR, with only three outcast allies providing it with weapons: Belarus, the DPRK, and Iran.
Cold War: 20-20.
Today: 50-4.
The combined GDP of the current Western coalition providing military aid to Ukraine is 21 times greater than the combined GDP of Russia and its allies.
The West: $57 trillion.
Russia and allies: $2,7 trillion.
According to the Estonian Ministry of Defense, if NATO countries invested merely 0.25% of their GDP in military aid to Ukraine, it would generate €120 billion in defense support each year. A sum large enough to assure Ukraine’s victory and just peace.
Of course, no one wants another Cold War. But it is also naive to believe that Russia would not dare to attack a NATO country if it had succeeded in Ukraine. Therefore, Ukraine’s victory and the restoration of a just peace in Europe are existential strategic goals for the Euro-Atlantic community.
We do not ask anyone to fight for us. All we need is assistance that is timely and appropriate for the challenge we are facing. Figures show that it is not a matter of resources but of the West believing in itself and defining a clear goal of victory over the enemy that threatens us all.