The West is tiring of its support for Ukraine, Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen warned, calling for stronger resolve in backing Kyiv, the Financial Times (FT) reported on Oct. 15."It's real. And increasingly so," Valtonen[1] said about the Western fatigue, saying that some partners are hoping for a faster resolution.Concerns about the future of Western support grow as the uncertain U.S. election[2] draws near. Republican nominee and ex-President Donald Trump[3] said he wants to "get (the U.S.) out" of the war, sparking fears that Washington, which has spearheaded the pro-Kyiv alliance, might scale down or withdraw its support.According to Finland's ...