Questions about Ukraine’s ability to fight a long war? Ask them for our next episode of ‘This Week in Ukraine’

So living in Australia, I have seen the attempts and successes at polarisation in thinking here - in a community not at threat (until ofcourse environmental change that brought on almost unstoppable bushfire in 2019 and then a pandemic). The online bot attacks during the fires about who were 'responsible' was incredible and noticeable, similarlywith our recent vote on giving our first nations people a Voice in the constitution (defeated) - I assume it was side by side with the rising extreme right thinking. I suspected Russia even in 2019 (with no basis whatsoever in my experience then !) then the pandemic, which was leveraged incredibly from my limited understanding - still now those believing in conspiracy thinking in so many areas is HUGE - surprising 😮 for a very safe resilient, multicultural and open minded community. My question - how is the propaganda impacting Ukraine now, nearly two heartbreaking years on? Is there a movement away from fighting this war at grass roots due to propaganda and cultural / historical connections with RU. if already answered - happy for a reference. * I went to bed as the invasion began - praying for your country's survival - I have never in my life felt so angry, fearful or heart-knowing that your survival and that of democracy world wide go hand in hand. I also prayed the arsholes would get stuck. My mind is with you, heart too.