U.S. President Joe Biden does not fear the risk of growing global war fatigue in Ukraine.
Biden said this at the White House, Bloomberg reports.
Biden was commenting on remarks made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who said that there was a "risk of growing fatigue" around the war in Ukraine because of other global factors, such as inflation.
The U.S. leader said he had no such fears. "I'm not afraid," Biden said at the White House.
"But I think at some point it's going to be a sort of waiting game -- that the Russians can withstand, and that Europe will be willing to withstand," he added.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has previously warned of the need to "prepare for a long war" as Putin wages a campaign of attrition.
After a surprise visit to Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Johnson also warned the world to get tired of Ukraine.
