Over 80% of Ukrainians support peace talks, while 56% are open to territorial concessions — poll
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A Rating Group poll showed that 83% of Ukrainians support negotiations, while 56% are open to territorial concessions in exchange for guarantees from the West.
The majority of Ukrainians support a negotiated end to the war, while more than half are willing to consider territorial concessions provided they receive security guarantees from the West. This is evidenced by the results of a poll conducted by the Rating sociological group, UNN writes.
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In particular, 83% of respondents support negotiations, while 57% favor ending the hostilities and seeking a compromise.
At the same time, 56% of those surveyed are willing to consider territorial concessions if Western partners provide Ukraine with security guarantees.
How many Ukrainians are ready to continue the war
According to the study, 13% of respondents support continuing the hostilities until control over the territories within the 2022 borders is restored.
Another 21% support continuing the struggle until the 1991 borders are restored, that is, until Ukraine's territorial integrity is fully restored.
The poll results indicate significant support for a diplomatic settlement; however, readiness for compromises remains linked to security guarantees.