I wouldn't necessarily discount
@DT12 's latest posts. Many Western experts on Twitter are wondering about Western long-term strategy and expectations. There's heavy criticism on Western leaders for spouting empty slogans and rhetoric and not clearly articulating how they think the war should end (and on what terms).
Defence production is increasing but the pace may be rather slow as Western governments still seem hesitant to commit to more long-term contracts for supporting Ukraine.
Also, The Economist had a piece on middle powers not joining the economic war against Russia. Countries like Mexico, India, Brazil and Indonesia. UN voting seems to indicate Russia is a pariah state but we don't necessarily see that translated into actual policy. Countries still enable their financial institutions & private sector to do business with Russia.
That being said, it also seems the West itself isn't yet all-in on sanctions either. They can still go up a couple of gears but choose not to.