One of the threads that appears regarding possible peace talks between… Ukraine and the Russian Federation and the conditions that would be met are territorial issues.
Although Western allies are constantly supportive Kyiv in the fight through supplies of weapons or military equipmentthere is a risk that the intensified Russian offensive will force the Ukrainians to withdraw from the areas they have occupied or held. This is the forecast of American officials who, in an interview with Bloomberg, said that In the spring, Ukrainian forces may be pushed out of the Kursk region by the Russians.
In the latest United Surveys survey commissioned by Wirtualna Polska, respondents were asked about territorial issues and help from allies.
War in Ukraine. Will the support of allies help reclaim Kiev's lands? There is a survey
“Do you think that Western support, incl European Unionis it sufficient for Ukraine to regain lost areas?” – was the question posed in the study. 66.8 percent respondents believe that the support offered by allies is too littleof which 49.5 percent claims that it is rather insufficient and will not allow for the retaking of the occupied areas, and in the opinion of 17.3 percent support is definitely not enough.
However, 4.2% have a different opinion. Polish women and men participating in the survey. These people believed that the current support from the West would definitely allow Ukraine to regain lost areas, while 19.1 percent respondents believe that it is “rather” sufficient. 9.9 percent respondents have no opinion on this topic.
Poll. Help to Ukraine and the ability to regain territories. Voters divided
The study also detailed respondents' answers according to their political sympathies. Voters Civic CoalitionThird Way and Left believe that the support of the West, including the European Union, is sufficient for Ukraine to be able to regain its territories – A total of 41 percent have this opinion. respondents.
However, he is of the opposite opinion 54 percent respondents sympathizing with the parties that are part of the ruling coalition, of which 46 percent indicated the answer “probably not” and 8 percent “definitely not.”
Voters evaluate the aid sent to Kiev more negatively Law and Justice and Confederation. 76 percent opposition supporters believe that Western aid is not sufficientso that Ukrainians can retake their lands. However, only 8% think otherwise. respondents from this group, and 16 percent indicated that it had no opinion on this matter.
The United Surveys survey commissioned by Wirtualna Polska was conducted on December 20-22 using the CAWI/CATI method on a sample of 1,000 people.