Recent polling data sheds light on Ukrainian and international perspectives towards the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. According to the latest KIIS poll, a substantial 75% of Ukrainians firmly reject the Russian-proposed peace plan involving the withdrawal of Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Donbas region. Additionally, 62% of Ukrainians convey their willingness to endure the war indefinitely until victory is achieved, highlighting a resilient national spirit. Conversely, over half of the German population suggests consideration of territorial concessions for peace, indicating a divergence in international opinions. Moreover, significant portions of Ukrainians highlight faith in the Armed Forces as a cornerstone of their resilience and highlight priorities such as prisoner release and cessation of missile strikes as signs of victory.
What percentage of Ukrainians reject the Russian "peace plan"?
According to a KIIS poll, 75% of Ukrainians categorically reject the latest Russian "peace plan," which includes the withdrawal of Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Donbas region. This indicates a strong resistance against concessions perceived to compromise national integrity.
How many Ukrainians are prepared to endure the war indefinitely?
The latest surveys show that about 62% of Ukrainians are willing to endure the war against Russia for as long as it takes. This percentage reflects a broad commitment to resisting until the perceived satisfactory conclusion is reached.
What do most Germans think about Ukraine making territorial concessions?
A survey in Germany reveals that 52% of Germans support Ukraine making territorial concessions if necessary to achieve peace. This contrasts with the Ukrainian public opinion which largely opposes such concessions, underscoring divergent perspectives on conflict resolution strategies.
What are considered key signs of victory by Ukrainians?
Ukrainian citizens identify the release of all prisoners, preservation of statehood, and cessation of missile attacks as key indicators of victory. These priorities highlight the nation's determination for complete restoration of its territorial and civic integrity.
What is the German public’s stance on Ukraine giving up occupied territories?
A poll indicates that 52% of Germans support the idea of Ukraine surrendering occupied territories to secure a peace agreement, reflecting a more conciliatory approach compared to the prevailing Ukrainian public sentiment against such actions.
What percentage of Ukrainians believe in a military victory?
Recent polling data suggests that a substantial 74% of Ukrainians believe in a military victory against Russian forces. This enduring confidence persists despite the prolonged conflict, demonstrating unwavering support for Ukraine’s strategic military endeavors.
What is the attitude of Russian-speaking Ukrainians towards Russia?
A poll finds that 82% of Ukrainians who primarily speak Russian at home have a negative view of Russia. This indicates that language and cultural ties do not necessarily dictate political or national allegiances in the context of ongoing conflict.
