Blo, Rooi and Denny never claimed to have a solution to ending the war.
I've already stated in a previous thread more or less what I think will happen. The negotiations will fail, America will step back from the conflict, though its unclear at this point if they will continue to provide intelligence or if they be willing to sell certain missile defense systems. Europe will try to cover the gap. Ukraine will probably survive survive for another year or so, at the cost of tens of thousands more dead, and several times that wounded, they will lose more territory but not a significant amount. Russia will sustain more loses than Ukraine doing so and its economy becomes increasing strain.
At that point both sides may look at ceasefire and the Russian's might be willing to offer terms that are more acceptable to Ukraine.
It's not my preferred strategy. I'd like for Europe to give Ukraine much greater support. As in most European nations send a third of all their military ground equipment to Ukraine, be it tanks, APC, trucks, artillery. After all that equipment was primarily purchased in defending against Russia. Best off sending it to use in Ukraine rather than having sitting around picking up rust, to maybe one day potentially be used against Russia. It's not like Russia can teleport a ground force into Europe to exploit this. I'd also have European countries send as many troops as possible into Ukraine to train Ukraine forces, speeding up Ukrainian force generation. I'd have the Sky Shield system enforced, where European NATO countries base their aircraft into countries neighbor Ukraine and then actively protect the western half of Ukraine's airspace from missile strikes.
I'd like to see a mindset change from European leaders, to stop being so damn afraid of Russia or whining that they can't do anything without America. Russia's military is a shambles and European's manpower and economy dwarfs Russia's.
To that effect Europe needs to actively state the end goal isn't Ukraine survival, but the goal should be the complete defeat of the Russian forces inside of Ukraine and the liberation of Ukraine's entire territory including Crimea and a commitment to support Ukraine for as long as it takes in doing so.
Economically sanctions need to be maintained and they need to be placed on the Russian shadow tanker fleet. The frozen Russian assets should be used to support Ukraine.
Having said that the ultimate decision of whether Ukraine should fight or make peace lies with Ukraine. They should be given the option of fighting on and put in the strongest possible position military, but if they say the cost is too high and they need a peace deal then ultimately that's fine as well.
I can assure you that none of them have donated a single penny to Ukraine nor to any adjacent charities.
I can assure you are wrong, I've donated hundreds of Euro's to Ukraine.