More than 60% of Americans believe that Ukraine should win the war against the Russian Federation – survey

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More than 60% of Americans support the provision of American weapons to Ukraine in its fight against Russia and believe that Ukraine should win the war against Russia, according to a survey by the Reagan Institute.

Source: “European truth” with reference to the survey results

Details: This year’s data shows record support for Ukraine’s defense, growing support for NATO, and strong bipartisan agreement that the U.S. should maintain the world’s most powerful military.

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The survey found that 64% of respondents said the US should be more involved and take a leading role in international affairs, including 79% of MAGA Republicans and 57% of Democrats.

Also, 62% of respondents believe that Ukraine should win, and 64% support providing Ukraine with American weapons, which is 9 points more than last year, with bipartisan support (59% of Republicans, 75% of Democrats).

Support for NATO hits record high of 68%, poll finds, with strong bipartisan support for Article 5 obligations.

87% of respondents believe it is important for the US to have the most powerful military in the world, and 71% agree that peace is more likely when America is the strongest nation.

The poll was conducted between October 23, 2025 and November 3, 2025 by the bipartisan research group Beacon Research and Shaw & Company Research. The total sample size was 2507 people.

Last year, a poll by the Reagan Institute showed that the Russian war against Ukraine, in particular, considerations about its potential outcome, divided American public opinion.

Recently, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, Rustem Umyerov, and the US President’s Special Envoy, Steven Witkoff, held a meeting that was focused on promoting “a realistic and effective way to achieve a lasting and just peace in Ukraine.”

The previous such meeting between the USA and Ukraine took place on December 4 in Florida. The Ukrainian delegation was invited to this meeting after the American-Russian negotiations in Moscow on December 2, in order to provide detailed information about it.

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