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No, time is not on Russia‘s side
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Clearly the sanctions are not slowing Russia down.
I'm surprised. Figured their economy would have tanked 2-years ago.
Me too, which leads me to the conclusion that the sanctions on Russia are just paper tigers and their economy is fine.
It's just not enough. Nato looks weak.
It's not that NATO is weak, it's more a combination of Ukraine being in some sort of a political heritage gray zone and of the insidious way in which amoral corporations became bloated monsters with an insatiable appetite, got its' tentacles in every corner of the world with no oversight, a process that began during the reagan and thatcher era.