Shifting Perspectives in Ukraine: Majority Favor Negotiated Peace Over Continued Conflict

A recent Gallup poll reveals a significant shift in Ukrainian public opinion towards negotiating peace, with more than half supporting potential territorial concessions.

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For the first time since the war began, a Gallup survey shows that 52% of Ukrainians prefer negotiating a resolution to the conflict, with some open to territorial concessions. This marks a notable shift from earlier strong support for military victory, reflecting war fatigue amid ongoing casualties and economic strain. With a potential Trump presidency on the horizon, concerns rise over future military aid, while President Biden has allowed Ukraine to strike targets in Russia. Many Ukrainians favor EU and UK involvement in peace talks rather than the U.S., indicating an evolving stance on the conflict.

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