ASPI Senior Analyst Malcolm Davis says he thinks the Russians are preparing themselves for a long war.
“Certainly, there are some people probably in the political community in Moscow that are wanting this to be over
sooner,” he told Sky News Australia.“Their goal is to wear down our determination and resolve to support Ukraine.”
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