More than half of Ukrainians for finding a compromise in the war, 20% – for the continuation of the struggle

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Almost 56% of Ukrainians are in search of a compromise solution with the involvement of leaders in other countries to end the war, almost 17% agree to temporary freezing of the conflict, and 21.4% want to continue the struggle to enter the border of 1991 or 2022.

Source: Results of the SOCIS Center for Social and Marketing Studies, the Institute of Strategic Studies and Janus’ Forecast

Details: According to the study, 55.7 % of Ukrainians stand for a compromise solution for the termination of the war, 16.6 % agree to suspend hostilities and temporary freezing of the conflict along the modern line of collision.

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At the same time, 12.8% want to continue the fighting to restore borders as of 1991 and another 8.6% – the continuation of hostilities before border restoration as of February 23, 2022.

Another 1.2% chose another option, and every 20th interviewed refused the answer, or failed to answer the question.

The study lasted from 6 to 11 June. Personal interviews were interviewed by 2000 respondents aged 18 years throughout Ukraine. The survey was not conducted among residents of temporarily occupied territories and territories where active combat. Statistical sampling error +/- 2.6%.