Is the Russia-Ukraine conflict considered a total war?

This war can't be divided by the traditional definitions of local and total war.

Say it's a localized war. In fact, Russia is facing not only Ukraine, but with the entire NATO in the wrestling (although NATO within the involvement of the strength and subjective enthusiasm for differences, relative to the North American U.S. and Canada and the United Kingdom outside of the European continent is the most vigorous. The Western European countries are more reluctant, while the Eastern European countries, which are historically more entangled with Russia and have a strong anti-Russian agenda and tradition, are the most motivated).

Saying that it is difficult to define the traditional concept is because this war is not only a military struggle on the battlefield, but also a financial war, a trade war, an energy war, a food war, an information war and even a cognitive war in full swing. Perhaps the new shape of the future war is being shaped by this war.