Ukrainians are confident in Ukraine's victory/Channel 24 collage 169 days of Ukraine's heroic confrontation against the occupiers continue. The vast majority of Ukrainians are confident that our state will win a big war against Russia.
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This is evidenced by the results of a survey commissioned by the American Center for Analysis and Sociological Research (CISR) of the International Republican Institute (IRI). It is noted that a total of 2,004 adult Ukrainians were interviewed between June 27 and 28.
Poll results
When asked whether they believe whether the Ukrainians in the victory of their state in the war against Russia, 98% of respondents answered in the affirmative that yes, Ukraine will win. At the same time, 91% of respondents said they approved of the work of President Volodymyr Zelensky under martial law.
The information collected during this survey is a confirmation of our preliminary survey. The Ukrainians are very strongly convinced that they will win the skirmish against Russia, and they overwhelmingly support the actions of their military president,” comments Steven Nix, senior director of the IRI's Eurasia department.
Important!< /strong>The survey was conducted by the Rating sociological group commissioned by IRI. It took place throughout the territory of Ukraine, except for the temporarily occupied Crimea, parts of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. The error at a 95% confidence level does not exceed 2%.
In addition, according to the survey, support for Ukrainians regarding Ukraine's entry into NATO has also increased in recent months. So, if the referendum on joining the North Atlantic Alliance took place at the end of June, 72% of those polled would vote positively . This figure is 13% higher than the results of the survey published in May.
NATO's score has risen because Ukrainians continue to believe in the advantages of transatlantic institutions . People expressed heightened support for strong relations with Western countries that want a peaceful and democratic future,” Nix added.
By the way, the poll also showed that the majority of Ukrainians do not believe in any territorial concessions in favor of Russia – < strong>64% are convinced that our state will keep all its territories within internationally recognized borders.
