In Ukraine, the proportion of those who agree to Russia's territorial concessions have increased - socialization
It showed that most of the respondents are not ready to concede to the Russian Federation. The results were released on the KIst website. Ukrainians were interviewed by telephone in all regions of Ukraine. 2004 respondent was interviewed from 18 years of age and older.
The formulation of the question sounded "with which of these statements about possible compromises to reach peace with Russia you agree to a greater extent?" And the respondent was asked to choose one of two such statements: a similar survey was conducted in May 2023. There are now a little more in the south of Ukraine who are strongly against any concessions (from 46% to 56%).
At the same time, the proportion of those who are generally ready for certain concessions have not changed (36% in May and 33% now). There is an increase in the proportion of those who are generally ready for certain concessions (from 33% to 40%). At the same time, 50% of respondents in the East, despite everything strongly against territorial concessions.
According to the survey, after May 2023, a gradual increase in the proportion of those who are ready for territorial concessions of the Russian Federation began to trace. Thus, by the end of 2023, readiness for concessions increased to 19%, in February 2024 - to 26%, and in May 2024 - to 32%.
For respondents who are "categorically unacceptable" or who "did not decide" with their opinion on territorial concessions (for example, the de facto control of Russia over all now occupied territories), an additional question was: "If Ukraine is in return for these territorial Has the NATO membership received concessions and really reliable security guarantees? " The scale was the same (from easily accepted to still categorically unacceptable concession).
The highest readiness for concessions, according to a survey, among those who do not trust the President, and believe that the event wants an unfair peace from Ukraine (56% are ready for concessions, 38% strongly against). In the case of Russia's de facto control over all occupied territories, up to 30% of those who are ready to accept it without security guarantees, another 21% are ready to accept such a progress in exchange for NATO membership.
It is strongly opposed even with NATO membership - 42%. In the case of Donbass and Crimea, up to 46% of those who are ready to accept de facto Russian control, 19% of those who are ready to do so in exchange for reliable security guarantees are added. It is strongly opposed even with NATO membership - 30%.