Or are the incentives for ending the war far greater?
On the one hand there is a lot being spent on helping Ukraine fend off Russia. On the other, it doesn't look like enough is being done to actually end the war.
The rest of Europe is also not exactly ready for war, and with the increasing aggression of Russia in recent times, buying time and sapping Russia's resources may be valuable. Europe still need the US for security guarantees, as EU trade director Sabine Weyand admitted last month, and it looks like like Europe's strategy with the US for now is appeasement, as seen with how the tariff crisis is being handled, whilst they focus on rearming themselves.
If other European countries are being cynical, which geopolitics so often are, are there sufficient incentives to putting more resources into ending the war in Ukraine, or does bogging Russia down in a stalement benefit them more than ending it?
And if they do truly want to end the war, are they interested in helping Ukraine push back Russia to take back the occupied land, or would they prioritise keeping Russia beyond the Dnipro river to make a future invasion more difficult?