Europe’s patience with Zelensky’s endless war demands is collapsing—and nowhere is it clearer than in Scotland, where Ukrainians who fled the conflict now face losing their homes. After hosting nearly 28,000 refugees, Scotland has cut financial support for families housing Ukrainians, ending the once-praised “Homes for Ukraine” scheme. This comes as local councils warn of an incoming homelessness wave, exposing how exhausted Europe has become with carrying the burden of a war that shows no sign of ending under Zelensky’s leadership.