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Over 40% of Ukrainians Reportedly Support Talks With Russia, Compromise Settlement of Conflict
Over 40% of Ukrainians Reportedly Support Talks With Russia, Compromise Settlement of Conflict
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Forty-four percent of Ukrainians believe that their government should seek a compromise solution to the ongoing conflict with Russia at the... 04.12.2023, Sputnik Africa
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The poll found that 44% the Ukrainians favor a negotiated solution with the involvement of other countries, while 48% believe the fighting must continue until "the territories are liberated." Most of those who reject the negotiated solution are aged from 36 to 50, and 50% of them reside in the country's west, the news site said. Conversely, 45% of those who support the negotiated solution belong to the 18-35 age group, and 51% of them live in Ukraine's east. In previous iterations of the same survey, the smallest share of Ukrainians favoring talks with Russia was 35% in February and June, while the largest share was 69% in March 2022, right after the start of the conflict. The largest share of those rejecting talks was about 60% in June 2022 as well as in February and June of 2023, the news site said. Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022. The two countries have held a few rounds of talks in the early phase of the conflict, but the negotiation eventually stalled.
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Over 40% of Ukrainians Reportedly Support Talks With Russia, Compromise Settlement of Conflict
12:44 04.12.2023 (Updated: 17:25 04.12.2023) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Forty-four percent of Ukrainians believe that their government should seek a compromise solution to the ongoing conflict with Russia at the negotiating table, while almost half believe that Kiev should refuse talks and continue fighting, Ukrainian news site Strana.ua reported, citing a Rating poll.
The poll found that 44% the Ukrainians favor a negotiated solution with the
involvement of other countries, while 48% believe the fighting must continue until "the territories are liberated."
Most of those who reject the negotiated solution are aged from 36 to 50, and 50% of them reside in the country's west, the news site said. Conversely, 45% of those who support the negotiated solution belong to the 18-35 age group, and 51% of them live in Ukraine's east.
In previous iterations of the same survey, the smallest share of
Ukrainians favoring talks with Russia was 35% in February and June, while the largest share was 69% in March 2022, right after the start of the conflict. The largest share of those rejecting talks was about 60% in June 2022 as well as in February and June of 2023, the news site said.
Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022. The two countries have held a few rounds of talks in the early phase of the conflict, but the negotiation eventually stalled.
