According to a sociological survey, Russians en masse expect a new wave of mobilization
Kyiv • UNN
According to a Levada Center poll, 48% of Russian citizens believe that the second wave of mobilization is inevitable and may be announced in the next 3 months.
48% of Russian citizens believe that the second wave of mobilization is inevitable and may be announced by the Russian authorities in the next three months. This is stated in the results of a survey "Levada-Center", which was conducted in March, reports UNN.
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The share of those expecting a second wave of partial mobilization in the next 3 months is about half of the respondents 48%, the report said.
At the same time, young Russians expect the announcement of the second wave of partial mobilization more often than others:
- 52% under the age of 24 and 59% in the 25-34 age group;
- 11% of respondents are "definitely" looking forward to mobilization, while 37% said they "rather" share this view.
- About 37% of respondents do not consider re-mobilization likely;
- 16% "found it difficult to answer."
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