More than 70% of Ukrainians believe in the victory of Ukraine in the war against Russia – a survey

According to the survey, 73% of Ukrainians believe in the victory of Ukraine in the war against Ukraine, do not believe – only 17%.

Source: Results of the Foundation “Democratic Initiatives” named after I. Kucheriva with the social service of the Razumkov Center, held from August 12-18

Details: According to a survey, there is no statistically significant difference in their belief in the victory of Ukraine between women and men. At the same time, young people, compared to respondents over 60, more often believed in the victory of Ukraine (+8 percentage points) at the expense of a lower share of respondents who do not believe in the victory of Ukraine (-7 percentage points).

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The lowest belief in the victory of Ukraine is observed among respondents who live in the eastern regions: 55.5% believe in victory, do not believe in victory – 31%. For comparison, in the southern regions that are closest to the east of the respondents’ faith in victory, 69% believe in victory, and 16% do not believe.

Sociologists point out that a significant shift in the faith in the victory of Ukraine took place in 2024, when the share of those who believed in the victory of Ukraine decreased by 11 percentages.

Over the last year, the decline in the victory of Ukraine has continued, making 4 percentages, which only slightly exceeds the theoretical error of the sample.

Reference: The survey conducted the Democratic Initiatives Foundation named after Kucheriv together with the Sociological Service of the Razumkov Center from August 12 to August 18, 2025.

The Face-To-Face method was interviewed in 2002 by respondents aged 18 years in those territories controlled by the Government of Ukraine and which do not host.

The theoretical sample error does not exceed 2.3%.