The question will be how long before the world starts to consider Russia to be a country that should not be shunned and censured.
We're already seeing increased signs that some countries wavering with regard to sanctions and Ukraine's war aims, no doubt acutely aware of the growing economic impact of a prolonged conflict. I suspect the likes of Germany and others thought that the conflict would be over in a matter of weeks with few casualties, with Russia prevailing and then quietening the rhetoric down, meaning that the sanctions agreed would be short-lived.
The question many western governments are now grappling with is are they prepared to crater their economies for the sake of Ukraine? Tricky one that.