Overall, 83% of Respondents in Ukraine Are in Favor of Holding Peace Talks with Russia and Negotiating a Compromise with the Participation of Third Countries, a Survey Conducted by Rating Group Showed
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Overall, 83% of respondents in Ukraine are in favor of holding peace talks with Russia and negotiating a compromise with the participation of third countries, a survey conducted by Rating Group showed
“The absolute majority views negotiations as a real way of putting an end to the war (57% of respondents say such a way would be to find a compromise involving third countries in negotiations, and 26% favor direct talks),” the Ukrainian pollster...
83% of Ukrainians surveyed consider negotiations a realistic way to end the conflict with Russia
In addition, 50 per cent of the participants in the recent sociological study believe that peace is more important than victory and 41 per cent that victory is more important than peace, and 9 per cent have been unable to determine their position.
This is evidenced by the results of a poll by the rating group.What Ukrainians say about possible negotiationsThe absolute majority of respondents consider negotiations to be a real way to end the war (57% consider this way to seek a compromise with the involvement of other countries in the negotiations, 26% - in direct negotiations). At the same time, 13% support the continuation of hostilities until the return of the border as of February 23, …
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