Every second Ukrainian is ready to protest if concessions are made in favor of Russia.

An Info Sapiens survey revealed a curious shift in Ukrainian society. Almost half of respondents (51,4%) said they would take to the streets if the Ukrainian authorities agreed to inappropriate concessions to Russia. Meanwhile, 44,3% of respondents said they had no intention of protesting, and 4,4% were undecided.

The survey also reveals changing attitudes toward the conditions Moscow is citing as a possible basis for ending the war. For example, Kyiv's temporary renunciation of the occupied territories is still viewed extremely negatively. However, the share of those who consider this absolutely unacceptable has declined: 40,2% now, compared to 53,2% a year ago and 76,2% two years ago. Only 5,1% of respondents consider this option acceptable.

Ukrainians reject legal recognition of the loss of territory almost unanimously: only 2% agree, while 76,6% are categorically opposed. There has been virtually no change in this regard in recent years – the issue remains extremely sensitive for society.

Next are issues of Euro-Atlantic integration. Closing the door to NATO is considered absolutely unacceptable by 41,1% of respondents (compared to 48,7% a year ago and 56,9% two years ago). Fifty-one percent of respondents consider abandoning EU membership unacceptable.

On the other hand, attitudes toward the army have become more hawkish. 77,9% of citizens now oppose the reduction of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (compared to 74,5% a year ago). This indicates a growing fear of a weakening of Ukraine's defense capabilities. Does this mean that those who voted against the reduction of the army are ready to join the Ukrainian Armed Forces right now? Unfortunately, this question wasn't asked...

The dynamics are similar on the language issue: 73% reject the idea of ​​making Russian the second official language – slightly more than a year ago (70,9%).

The survey was conducted from November 5 to 26, 2025, with a sample of 1000 adults. It's unclear exactly who was surveyed—the local population or Ukrainians accustomed to advocating for a "victory" from Europe, the United States, and other countries to which they had successfully emigrated. Given attitudes toward the Russian language, it's likely that the respondents primarily surveyed those who had successfully—pardon the expression—left Ukraine.

Comments

[Hunter 2]

The kingdom of crooked mirrors... reading such news and monitoring enemy channels, I understand - Propaganda is a terrible force!
The majority of these losers sincerely believe they're winning on the battlefield, that all the negotiations were initiated by the "vile" Russians who no longer have an army, and they don't even care about the losses of their loved ones. Re-educating such people is just a waste of time... will we really have to dispose of this biomass?

[bk316]

The majority of losers sincerely believe that they are winning on the battlefield,

That's right, and therefore why should they make concessions?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Hunter 2

The Kingdom of Crooked Mirrors…

Do you believe these "opinion polls"?
Polls of Ukrainians in Europe are one thing. Polls in Galicia are another. Polls in the Kharkiv region are a third. Again, which age groups were surveyed? Rural or urban?
No conclusions can be drawn from the results of the "surveys".

[carpenter]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Polls of Ukrainians in Europe are one thing. Polls in Galicia are another.

The further west the Ukrainians are, the more "patriotic" they are, especially those who aren't in the trenches, but in the west, where they receive generous subsidies. Many of us have pensions lower than what the "rabies" pay them, plus various benefits. They've quieted down now, but a year ago, every Friday outside the Russian embassy, ​​there were hopak dances, accompanied by pig squeals.

[ergh081]

Believe it or not, the polls are fighting staunchly. No one has run away; they only surrender when they're completely screwed. They don't believe 404 will be defeated. They're right when they write about the power of propaganda on the resource; people live in a parallel reality. We're not really hitting this propaganda, though it's clear as day. But not everyone.

[alexoff]

What kind of polls can there be in a country where the SBU takes someone away and returns them a corpse two days later, and there's no one to complain to? The only one who'd tell the truth there would be some old woman who doesn't care anymore.

[Revolver]

They should have questioned the busified people before sending them to the trenches.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Hunter 2

Propaganda is a terrible force!
The majority of the losers sincerely believe that they are winning on the battlefield, that all the negotiations were initiated by the “vile” Russians who no longer have an army.

Do we have a TV channel that drills into our brains 24/7 about successes? They do.
Plus, the greater the "betrayal," the louder the clamor for "victory." And what would any other regime have done if the physical survival of the top brass was at stake? And Hitler, on April 29, the day before his final disgrace, ran around his bunker hysterically, crying, "Where's Wenck?"—he believed Wenck could turn the tide of the war.

I don't remember whose words these are, but they are 300% correct.

He who speaks the truth is limited by the truth itself. He who lies is limited by nothing.

It is striking how this echoes Goebbels' famous saying.
That's why Ukrainian media say what Ukrainians want to hear with their saucepans.

Let them come out, let them jump - at least they’ll warm up...

Py.Sy.

Quote: Hunter 2

Re-educating such people is just a waste of time... will we really have to dispose of this biomass?

It seems to me that cattle cars heading towards the rest of Ukraine and Europe will help...

[Alexey RA]

Quote: Zoldat_A

What would any other regime have done if the physical survival of the top brass was at stake? And Hitler, on April 29, the day before his final disgrace, ran around his bunker hysterically, crying, "Where's Wenck?"—he believed Wenck could turn the tide of the war.

If we talk about propaganda on the brink of destruction, then we recall Berlin, which before the arrival of the KA was decorated with slogans: “Berlin will remain German!”

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Alexey RA

Berlin, which before the arrival of the KA was decorated with slogans "Berlin will remain German!"

Basically, it remained German. Well, not Hitler's, I mean, but German.

But the Germans have forgotten what their current "friends" proposed to do with Germany and thanks to whom Berlin is German today.

How can one not use the scare tactic of all liberals, "We can do it again"?
Whether to repeat or not, but to remind, the moment has come, I think.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Do we have a TV channel that drills into our brains 24/7 about successes? They do.

Here's a look at this TV channel and Ukraine's budget. This is from the Telegram channel "Operation Z: War Correspondents of the Russian Spring." The last comment is spot on.

The Rada adopted the 2026 budget with a $19 billion hole.

▪️There are currently no sources to cover a significant portion of the deficit, namely approximately $19 billion, Ukrainian media reports.
"Ukraine needs an additional $45 billion from international partners in 2026," said Ukrainian Finance Minister Marchenko.
▪️ The information circulated yesterday about the cancellation of funding for the telethon turned out to be a hoax – they intend to spend 2 billion hryvnias on it, while the budget does not provide for an increase in payments to the military due to a lack of funds.

t.me/RVvoenkor

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Montezuma

The last remark is right on topic.

I think canceling funding for brainwashing will be the last thing Kyiv will save money on. With the population's minds unclouded by Ukrainian propaganda, Zelenskyy's junta won't need anything else—they'll tear them apart...
They say that the chestnut trees on Khreshchatyk were cut down - otherwise they would have hung garlands on the chestnut trees.

[Magog_]

It's amazing how this echoes Goebbels' famous saying.

I recently learned that Goebbels's words about the power of "monstrous lies" are actually a quotation from Hitler's apocalypse, "Mein Kampf." There is a quotation, but I'll refrain, even though it's very instructive... I'm certain that because of Hitler's revelations like these, this book is dangerous for any government. It's a recipe for "propaganda and psychological manipulation of the masses!"

[Grancer81]

They have more than one such channel, plus channels from Europeans and Russian renegades like Anton Hardin or A. Nevzorov. And if you watch these channels, you'll wonder why Waffen-Ukrainian soldiers aren't already marching across Siberia...

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Grencer81

And if you watch these channels, you'll be surprised why the Waffen-Ukrainian soldiers aren't marching across Siberia yet...

I was looking online to get a general idea... Siberia is just around the corner. Already in Mytishchi, they're polishing their boots for the parade on Red Square.

[carpenter]

Quote: Hunter 2

Re-educating such people is just a waste of time.

They've been trying to re-educate them since 1654. They can't be trained.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: carpenter

Quote: Hunter 2

Re-educating such people is just a waste of time.

They've been trying to re-educate them since 1654. They can't be trained.

What about WWII? What about the partisan movement in the Outskirts? Or is your memory short?
There is a saying: If you tell a person every day for a long time that he is a pig, then after a while he will start grunting.
I'm talking about propaganda. Hatred of Russia isn't innate, at least in the central and eastern regions, it's acquired. For over 30 years, they've been brainwashed into believing that Russia is the enemy. Today, these 30-year-olds are fighting to the death to defend their motherland, Ukraine.
Of course, a superficial observer wouldn't understand this. To a superficial observer, they're potheads, lard-eaters, and other such epithets. But they have the same education, the same smart, intelligent, and hardworking people.
We were forced to launch the Second World War, but they, too, were forced to defend their homeland. This must be understood. The Englishwoman is being nasty. And it's true. It was she who made it so that - "Russians chop up Russians" - there's a song about that.

[carpenter]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

What about the partisan movement in the Outskirts? Or is your memory short?

Well, if you count Kovpak's unit, it was a partisan movement based in Sumy Oblast, in the RSFSR of Belarus. And you also know what happened to the other units in Ukraine. There were more Bandera supporters in Ukraine than Soviet partisans.

[Revolver]

Quote: carpenter

And you also know what happened to the other units in Ukraine.

One xoxol is a traitor.
Two - a partisan detachment.
Three - partisan detachment with a traitor.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Nagan

One xoxol is a traitor.
Two - a partisan detachment.
Three - a partisan detachment with a traitor.

Today, monuments to Red Army soldiers and partisans are being destroyed in the Outskirts. With your comment, you've put your two cents into their vile deed. It's your way of thanking the fallen heroes. If they could, they'd spit in your face. And I would do the same.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: carpenter

And you also know what happened to the other units in Ukraine.

And what happened to them? I know they fought and died. War is war.

Quote: carpenter

Well, if you count the Kovpak connection,

Is that all? How meager your knowledge is.
P.P. Vershigora - commander of the First Ukrainian Partisan Division.
V.I. Lavrov, commander of the Transcarpathian party union.
Dunyaev - com. dept.
P.N. Zyabkin - com. neg.
A.E. Krivets - com. pr. of the Shchorsa detachment.
V.N. Druzhinin - commander of the Chernigov-Volyn party union.
Slyusarev - com. Lvovsky desk. neg.
A.V. Begla - commander of the Rivne party union
Taranushchenko - Chernigov party union.
Kovpak, Fedorov and Saburov, I hope you know

Quote: carpenter

There were more Bandera supporters in Ukraine than Soviet partisans.

Source of information, who counted? Wasn't it you?

[flint]

Oh, how poor, how miserable they are! They've been brainwashing them for 30 years, the English are screwing them, and so on and so forth. Nonsense. Firstly, even in Soviet times, they thought and said a lot of things about themselves, especially in the western regions, in terms of their exceptionalism. Secondly, we need to think about what to do with this now and after their time is over. And there should be no pity for this biomass; if we don't destroy it, it will destroy us; there are plenty of examples. They were already pitied once, and we are now seeing the consequences.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: flint

to do now and after the end of our time. And there should be no pity for this biomass if we do not destroy it,

It reeks of Nazism. Didn't you learn from Goebbels?
Remove the Union emblem from your profile picture. Put a swastika in its place.
So it will be more honest.

[flint]

First, why are you using the informal "ty"? Second, are you against your goals, one of which is the denazification of Ukraine? Are you defending people who, trampling on history and the memory of their heroic grandfathers who fought against the fascists, have donned swastikas on their sleeves, have chosen Bandera and Shukhevych as their idols, and are willing to kill people who simply bring flowers to the Pushkin monument? Are you defending this biomass? And there are tens of millions of such "poor and deluded" people out there, and they are a danger to Russia's future and should be, at a minimum, isolated for many years, and at most, exterminated.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: flint

Secondly, are you against your goals, one of which is the denazification of Ukraine?

"We are not fighting against the people of Ukraine, we are fighting against its criminal regime," said Vladimir Putin.
In my understanding, your "biomass" is the people of the Outskirts. You are contradicting the president and the goals of the SVO, which I have no objection to.
For those who don't understand, denazification isn't a fight against the people, but a fight against Nazi ideology. Is that clear?
Shortly after May 9, 1945, the denazification of Germany began. Was Germany's people, its biomass, exterminated?
We must destroy the bearers and propagandists of Nazism, those who resist. Were there many NSDAP members in Hitler's Wehrmacht? No, but they fought. And after the war, the rank and file and junior commanders were left alone. In 1947, they began releasing captured Germans home, providing them with food, cigarettes, and money for the journey. So there you have it. In your hatred, you're starting to lose your humanity. Compare yourself to our soldiers who carry wounded Ukrainian soldiers off the battlefield on their shoulders, sharing water and cigarettes with them. They haven't lost their humanity under a hail of shells and bullets, but you're losing it lying on the couch and wanting to be addressed as "you."

Quote: flint

You are defending people who, having trampled upon history and the memory of their heroic grandfathers who fought against the fascists,

You, like the Gestapo Sonderkommandos, advocate collective responsibility.

[flint]

Don't distort my words. Where did I write about ALL the people of Ukraine and collective responsibility? My understanding of the biomass is of those who support Ukrainian nationalism, the destruction of Russia and Russians, are against the Russian language, and so on. There are tens of millions of them. What do you propose to do with them? Pat them on the head when, even in times of peace, they will at least cause trouble, and otherwise commit terrorist attacks everywhere, killing Russians. I'm fed up with people like you, peace-lovers and pityers of the Bandar-logs. As for you, I understand that you're grown, unfamiliar, decent people and behave accordingly. But if you think you can be treated like cattle, well, I'll give you the thumbs up.

[Grancer81]

You reek of support for Ukrainian Nazis. All over Russia.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Grencer81

You reek of support for Ukrainian Nazis. All over Russia.

A foolish rooster has a foolish song. Turn on your brain, if you have one.
Not all the people of the Outskirts are Nazis. But you've labeled them all as Nazis. Are you completely sane? Or is excessive alcohol consumption taking its toll? I'm sorry. I wish you good health and a speedy hangover.

[Grancer81]

Yes, yes, those who are already in the cemetery are no longer Nazis... In Hitler's Germany, not everyone was a member of the NSDAP, right? But they supported the Ukrainian Reich's best friend, Adolf Hitler, until the very end.
And by the way, when some people start making jokes about alcohol, it means that there is something wrong with their brains.
Continue to support your friends, the Ukrainian Nazis, and you will be rewarded.

[Grancer81]

You say "partisan movement"? Did you know that the core of Kovpak's partisans were Red Army soldiers who, having been encircled, refused to surrender, and were unable to break out. And these were mostly NKVD soldiers. Meanwhile, those of Ukrainian descent ran back to their wives like rabbits. And the Germans let them go, too, because they didn't even want to feed them rutabagas.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Grencer81

You say partisan movement? But did you know that the core of those same Kovpak partisans were Red Army soldiers who, having been surrounded, did not want to surrender?

The total number of Soviet partisans and underground fighters on the territory of the Ukrainian SSR in 1941-1944 was estimated at 220 thousand people, consisting of 53 partisan formations, 2145 partisan detachments and 1807 partisan groups[38]. In quantitative terms, Ukrainians predominated among the Ukrainian Soviet partisans; alongside them, Russians, Belarusians and representatives of 38 other nationalities of the USSR fought in partisan detachments, as well as internationalists - citizens of European countries: 2 thousand Poles, 400 Czechs and Slovaks, 71 Yugoslavs, 47 Hungarians, 28 Germans and 18 French[39].
Don't pass off wishful thinking as reality.

[Grancer81]

I especially liked the part about 1941... When the so-called "Ukrainians" scattered like mice to their homes. Is it possible to find out, year by year, how many of them were there, in the partisans? How many of them were there in '41, in '42, during the most difficult years, and not in 1944...

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Grencer81

I especially liked the part about 1941...When the so-called "Ukrainians" ran home like mice.

Did you personally observe it, or did your grandfather tell you?

Quote: Grencer81

Is it possible to find out, year by year, how many of them there were in the partisans?

Well, find out what's going on. Go ahead.
And in your case, the only partisans were Red Army fighters, and they were Russian, while the Ukrainians, I forgot to mention, ran home like mice.
Where is the evidence for your words?
I've provided evidence—an archival certificate. Now it's your turn. And not just blah-blah, but a document from the archive. Otherwise, you're just empty talkers.

[Grancer81]

The Red Army wasn't made up solely of Russians. In the first months of the Great Patriotic War, more than 500 Ukrainians deserted from the Red Army. Many of them later joined the police Schutzmannschafts. Perhaps to fight as partisans?

[Krasnoyarsk]

World War II in Archival Documents (a collection of digitized archival documents, film and photographic materials) / 1941 (from June 22) / October / Information on the numerical strength of the armies of the Southwestern Front encircled as of September 1, 1941, and the losses of the Air Force of the Southwestern Front
I couldn't copy it, there was a sheet from the archive, it can't be copied, so I rewrote it -
Total military personnel (including command staff)
5 A - 93412 hours 26 A -85456 hours 37 A - 113718 hours 21 A - 106831 hours
TOTAL 399417 people
How many of this number were captured?
All those who were captured were Ukrainians and deserters?
So what about the 500,000 Ukrainian deserters?
Do you know how many Russians served in the ROA and fought against the Red Army? Or both?
By the way, the Red Army was not formed on the basis of nationality.

[Grancer81]

Where are the 6th and 12th armies? And the 38th? Did the ROA fight against the Red Army? Where, when, which units? And how many Russians served there?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Grencer81

Did the ROA fight against the Red Army? Where, when, which units? How many Russians were there?

[/quote] During the war, there were two clashes with the Red Army, described by historians[16], during which the KONR lost 370 people killed[17], the losses of the Red Army in these clashes are unknown.

For reference, KONR is the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia. ROA is the armed forces of this committee. [quote=Grencer81]And where are the 6th and 12th armies? And the 38th?

Figure it out for yourself, I don't have time. I didn't pull the information about the encircled armies out of my head, but from the archives, which are publicly available.

[Grancer81]

Yes, Mr. Bandera, I've looked into this more than once. There are publications like "Southwest Special" and "At the Dnieper Cliffs..."
All armies, corps, and divisions are listed there.
Two clashes? Where was that? I remember the Germans throwing the 1st ROA Division into battle on the Oder, but there's no other information.
And how many fully-fledged and combat-ready units were there in those "armed forces"?

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Grencer81

Yes, I figured it out, Mr. Bandera,

Only Mr. Melnikov can study history through fiction.

[Grancer81]

Fiction? You, Mr. Bandera, probably haven't read anything but "Kashtanka." And probably half of that, if you consider research on the history of the first months of the war on the Southwestern Front fiction. Incidentally, I got the title of the first part slightly wrong; it's called "Kiev Special."

[Grancer81]

By the way, I didn’t personally observe it and my grandfather didn’t tell me about it, but he found archival data, reports from the headquarters of regiments, brigades, and divisions of the Southwestern Front.

[Sergey Dymsky]

We should do something like that with the Scots or the Irish. Create an Anti-England.

[TermNachTer]

There are no real statistics in Banderland; all the numbers are drawn up by Bankova, just the way they want them. So propaganda has nothing to do with it.

[Incvizitor]

We can't leave this like this, it's like trying to kill cockroaches, it will start again.

[Maz]

It's bullshit that every second, maybe every fourth, person is, because if my crazy godfather already wants peace in exchange for territory, and he's not just crazy, he's very zealous. Then that's triply bullshit. They want to hammer it into the heads of those who think for themselves that the bulk of the conscious herd thinks exactly like that. Like it's right. No fucking way. It's juntapropaganda. Yeah.

[lynnot]

Most of the losers sincerely believe that they are winning on the battlefield.

You just can't help but believe them. They know about the "long arms."

[Akuzenka]

There is truth, there is lies, and then there are statistics!

[knn54]

Yes...but if they pay.

[Huarabey]

Those who plan to come out are likely residents of the western outskirts, and those who don't are from the eastern outskirts. The further they are from the LBS, the more patriotic they are.

[fruc]

The masses are incapable of anything else but going to protests and voting for lace panties, as if everyone owes them something and is ready to satisfy their wishes.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Warabey

The further away from the LBS, the more patriotic the dill.

And in Europe, they are bursting with patriotism...

[Montezuma]

There are some like that. They also express the opinion of a portion of the population, and in a unique and colorful way.

[Incvizitor]

My uncle's dog was named Bonya.

[carpenter]

Quote: Warabey

The further away from the LBS, the more patriotic the dill.

Especially those who sit in Europe and earn insane amounts of money and don't work themselves. They just scream and run around wrapped in yellow and blue rags.

[Wratch]

These aren't rags, they're blankets. Cattle are covered with blankets to keep out the cold, and now even ungulates are starting to adopt the same approach.

[Evgeny64]

They openly say that they need at least another year of war, otherwise the refugee support programs will be closed and they won’t have time to get a residence permit; there’s just a little bit left until five years.

[guest]

Every second Ukrainian is ready to protest if concessions are made in favor of Russia.

So where does this Ukrainian live? In Canada or Europe?

[multi-category]

"Every other person" is mostly residents of the western part of the country, women, or migrants who believe they will never end up at the front. In other words, those for whom they believe the continuation of the war is safe.
If we take those who have a chance of attracting the TCC's attention or are under the influence of the frontline zone, the percentage of those willing to make concessions would, I think, reach 70-80%. That's Ukraine as a whole.

[My address]

An example of how the people have been reshaped. Even in 2014, the majority of central and eastern Ukraine considered Russia a friendly country. All that remains is to win.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: My address

Even in 2014, most people in central and eastern Ukraine considered Russia a friendly country. All that remains is to win.

To win and re-educate.
The Bolsheviks knew how.
No one in 1918 could have imagined that S.A. Kovpak would be possible in Ukraine in 1941. Back then, the only choice was between the Germans and Petliurites.
Look, in 20 years, even a Banderite will be looked upon as a leper. If only they could remember their re-education methods – they work, don't they?

[carpenter]

Quote: My address

Even in 2014, the majority of central and eastern Ukraine considered Russia friendly.

At the all-Ukrainian referendum on December 1, 1991, 90,32% of Ukrainian residents voted in support of the Act of State Independence.

[Svetlana]

The only question is HOW the questions were FORMULATED. The rest is secondary.

[Andobor]

Quote: Svetlana

Is it a question of how the questionnaire was formulated? How the questions were phrased?

In the Ukrainian concentration camp, almost everyone knows how to answer questions. But no one admits what they think.

[Murmur 55]

If we accept this as the truth, then the least of all should be the opinion of these "fighters" be of interest; they are brave only in words, look at them, they are being bent, their feet are being trampled on, their structure is being brazenly robbed and driven to slaughter, and they only groan submissively, "unfinished" Europeans.

[th.kuzmichev]

And how do they live without brains?

[Murmur 55]

th.kuzmichev So life is "easier" without brains, someone decides everything, and the brainless obediently carry it out.

[Mouse]

Almost half of the citizens surveyed (51,4%) said they were ready to take to the streets to protest.

Why not just jump into the trenches? Just jump...

[guest]

Quote: Mouse

Why not go straight to the trenches?

Very correct question.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Every second Ukrainian is ready to protest if concessions are made in favor of Russia ❞ —

— "Protest - yes! Fight - no!"

[Earl]

The further from the front, the more irreconcilable and militant the public.

[Glagol1]

They haven't suffered enough yet. The war affected 1/6 of the families there, and 5/6 are completely or relatively well. Hence the results. In a year, 45% will be ready to protest, and in two, 35%. War fatigue will prevail. So far, they are only partially tired. And one of the main reasons is that we haven't hit the sensitive areas enough. The destruction of power plants, bridges, and major factories is a recipe for a pill to accelerate war fatigue.

[Gomunkul]

An Info Sapiens survey revealed a curious shift in Ukrainian society. Almost half of respondents (51,4%) said they would be prepared to take to the streets if the Ukrainian authorities made inappropriate concessions to Russia.

Ukrainian TCCs should take note of how to recruit large numbers of volunteers to join the army at once.

[former soldier]

Existence determines consciousness. Former residents of small towns now occupied by ruins will surely vote for Russia's territorial terms. But residents of cities that still go to cafes, supermarkets, and the internet, and are subject to Geranium bombing raids targeting factories and power substations, vote against Russia's terms. Life is supposedly possible and there's fun to be had, too. Existence is the best propaganda. But if the cities of the Outskirts were truly driven back to the Stone Age, without television with its deceitful marathon, telephone service, electricity, heating, running water, and fuel, then 90% would vote for Russia's terms.

[Egoza]

Quote: Former soldier

Being is the best propaganda.

I'd say beatings are the best propaganda. And we need to clarify where the survey was conducted. If it was among the "rabies" in Europe, then maybe. But if it was in Ukraine, who's going to tell us what they think?

[Eugene 62]

Almost half of the citizens surveyed (51,4%) said they were ready to take to the streets if the Ukrainian authorities agreed to inappropriate concessions to Russia.

This is a real treat for the TCC manhunters! Right at these street protests, they'll be able to fulfill their recruitment quota for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Eugen 62

This is a real treat for the TCC manhunters! Right at these street protests, they'll be able to fulfill their recruitment quota for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Quote: Gomunkul

Ukrainian TCCs should take note of how to recruit large numbers of volunteers to join the army at once.

I think they are unlikely to pass by such a gift.

Although it's dangerous to tie up "patriotic volunteers" at the rally itself. Western media, especially European ones, will be like rats in a heating main. And no one in Ukraine or Europe will want to spoil their image of a "popular protest against Russia's concessions." They humiliated themselves so much with "corrections" to the "Trump plan," they tried so hard to assert themselves—and all this so the whole world could finally see what it doesn't want to see?
No, a good, correct picture is needed for Europe.

And then, at some distance from the rally...

[Vitaly.17]

An Info Sapiens survey revealed a curious shift in Ukrainian society.

Society and political orders, especially well-paid ones, are fundamentally different things. Especially if they're published in foreign media. They'll easily write that all of Ukraine will rise up in a unified chorus "for the Motherland, for Zelensky."

[BMP-2]

Saying you'll protest and actually protesting are two completely different things. Even if we assume that Info Sapiens, a joint-stock company spun off from GfK (a German market research company) in 2018 into a separate private entity, suddenly, for some reason, decided to reveal the true mood of the population during a war, the survey results would still only reflect statements about readiness, not the actual readiness to protest. The real level of protest activity could be seen, for example, in the comical protests against NABU!

[tralflot1832]

The 404s still don't understand what a blessing it is to live in the service sector. Like the "Monte Carlo battalion." Is there industry in Monte Carlo?

[fabrice68]

Les Ukrainiens n'ont pas encore tout à fait assez froid, et ils ont encore trop de lumière. Allez y les gars, continuez à frapper les installations électriques et gazières, que le pourcentage évolue favorablement!

[Incvizitor]

It was necessary to go out against the Maidanites, now it has already died.

[Roman_vh]

I can certainly imagine those who really "want to protest"
But those who answer the interviewer to the face the opposite...
Я к казуньски хлопци - Дурнив немаэ

[gridasov]

In fact, people are capable of changing their minds very quickly regarding their goals and motivations. It's undeniable that, over the years of Ukraine's existence as an "independent" state, there have been several reforms, like waves of destruction of the older generation, especially certain social groups. Therefore, such surveys are plausible, but it's worth noting that today's younger generation is a molded mass, lacking clear and established moral and psychological foundations.

[rubator]

Every second Ukrainian will come out to protest, and then, shh, right there. More than half of them will immediately run away.

[avi1301]

They recently staged a Maidan protest against attacks on NABU, so what? Did anyone even get caught by the TCC?!

[isv000]

Quote from avi1301

They recently staged a Maidan protest against attacks on NABU, so what? Did anyone even get caught by the TCC?!

There were only girls singing there, maybe three boys...

[avi1301]

They dreamed of decommunization! Now their dream can come true, and you can even give everyone a saucepan as a keepsake!

[Alexey RA]

An Info Sapiens survey revealed a curious shift in Ukrainian society. Almost half of respondents (51,4%) said they would be prepared to take to the streets if the Ukrainian authorities made inappropriate concessions to Russia.

These protests will be easy to disperse: as soon as the minibuses with the shopping mall workers arrive, there will be no more patriots of our motherland, only the wind whistling through the discarded posters .

[Fitter65]

Ukrainians almost unanimously reject legal recognition of the loss of territories.

And who asked the pig how much fat she was willing to give...

[Reindeer]

Those who draw conclusions based on opinion polls in 404 do not understand Ukrainian society in principle.

[isv000]

Apparently they haven't had enough of jumping around yet, or a new crop of jumpers has grown up. We need to squeeze this foam out like toothpaste from a tube, forward, to the West, for panties. They'll be no use; their brains have already been pulled out...

[Viktor Sergeev]

All protesters should be sent to the Shopping Center and to the front, regardless of age or gender. Everyone should be held accountable for their actions.

[AK-1945]

Every second Ukrainian is ready to protest if concessions are made in favor of Russia.

Well then... No, then no. Then - welcome to hell.

[Sawa]

Brainwashed assholes...

[Jacques sekavar]

"Every second Ukrainian is ready to protest if concessions are made in favor of Russia" – that's why the war won't end with the signing of a ceasefire.

[avdkrd]

Such surveys don't reflect the real state of affairs. It all depends on who's asking, whom, and how...

[Totor5]

That's why you need to hit them with a backhand, and not squeeze their tits for 4 years.

[Igor Belobrov]

How many of these protesters are abroad?

[asher]

Oh, what a shame that "Russia doesn't attack civilian targets" with such freaks. I only feel sorry for their dogs and cats.

[Vovavvs]

You always have to look at who's conducting these surveys. Something tells me that if a similar one had been conducted in Germany in early 1945, the answers would have been 100% "correct."

[Pravodel]

Info Sapiens showed

The most interesting thing about this survey is who it was conducted among. Most likely, as Western pollsters always do, among Bandar-logs and their sympathizers, as well as all that liberal riffraff hanging out in Kyiv and western Ukraine. The results were slightly diluted, and that's what they got. In short, the races in State 404 will continue until there are no men left, and then no women or children...

[Seamaster]

It is during these protests that they are tied up.
And - a grenade and a machine gun in hand and into the trenches near Gulyai-Pole.
You don't have to change clothes - it will be easier to identify the bodies.

[Sergey Mitinsky]

The further from the front, the more patriotism
And we mustn't forget that they are forced to demonstrate such patriotism because the Gestapo is always on the alert in Ukraine.

[Vasily M]

They're trying to get the Ukrainians to think that if everything is so bad here in Ukraine, then in Mordor it's completely fucked up.
The Ukrainians have been pumping this bullshit up for 30 years, and it won't fade away in four years...

[olboop]

That's the kind of people they are. So I find the position of some local commentators, who want to annex several more regions to Russia, strange. What are we going to do with these people? Re-educate them, or what? Where are we going to get so many of our own (!) police? And we'll have to feed them, too, because quiet sabotage is very likely.

[P]

Protests and demonstrations mean nothing and are worthless until there's a anticipated alternative—"and if not, then"—that's unacceptable to the enemy. So these polls mean nothing.

[Seal]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Do you believe these "opinion polls"?

The correct formulation of the question. In Ukraine they think one thing, but say something else (even on condition of anonymity, which they apparently don’t believe in).
However, they also think...like on Pluk.

[Sergei Viktorovich Korolev]

We couldn't care less about the opinions of the steeds. If you don't like it, go to the front, that means no. why.

[APASUS]

This is public opinion, the way public opinion should be. I almost got beat up with my camera, just for filming (and this was before 14), but if I'd asked, they would have definitely kicked me.
The people there are so intimidated

[Yuri L]

Wait, if you believe our media, every hohol has only one dream: to escape the "busifiers," and if that doesn't work, then to immediately surrender to those same Russians on LBS. But look at that, they don't want to surrender, they want to protest. So what's the real mood of the hohol?

[a vacuum cleaner]

And why would they go? Because they live in warmth, with water, transportation works, and why the hell does anything work? But if they had taken out the energy sector, then they would have spoken differently.

[Seal]

Interview Info Sapiens showed

The research agency Info Sapiens, which specializes in public opinion research, behavioral measurements, and secondary data analysis, was created with funds from Soros with the aim of inciting ethnic hatred between Russians and Ukrainians and has been operating in Ukraine since 2018.
At the beginning of the SVO, the agency, funded by George Soros's Renaissance Foundation and the Swedish Embassy in Ukraine, conducted a "study" concluding that Ukrainians should disassociate themselves from Russia by all means possible. Info Sapiens authors also reported on the oppression of ethnic Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars in Crimea.
Since the start of the Second World War, the agency's authors have intensified their efforts to incite ethnic hatred. According to the "researchers," most Ukrainians have severed ties with relatives in Russia, hold negative views of Russians, are prepared to fight to the last Ukrainian, and want to join NATO.
Moreover, until recently, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) was listed among the customers of these “research projects.”
Thus, under the guise of research, the Western-funded Info Sapiens agency is promoting anti-Russian propaganda.

[Darkness]

Strange answers... If even half the population is ready to fight, then why is there a need for besification?
Or as always. Surveys are one thing, life is another.

[deathtiny]

As they say, "there's a nuance" (c) ;)
I mean, half is ready.protest at street carnival processions", and not fight personally! ;)
and yes, it's quite true that half of the + have armor/medicine/age, which, in their opinion, reliably protects them from ending up in the meat grinder.
These are the same people who expect to receive a "Euro-freebie" ("pensions like in Germany" for those who stayed and life in the EU on benefits for those who left) solely and exclusively for public anti-Russian hysteria.
Moreover, to this day, their calculations are confirmed: hundreds of billions are being pumped out uncontrollably, social security is holding up, more or less, "the whole world applauds heroism," etc., i.e., it looks like "the scheme is working" (we're not saying it could collapse at any moment, but for now...)
Therefore, the poll results, even if they are rigged, are not radically so...

[deathtiny]

Some kind of ritual-magical "Cult of Maidan," according to which any problem (from "joining the EU" to "fixing the law of gravity") can be solved by one method: "GO TO THE STREET!" (+ "look at the village" (c) ) %). Well, actually, Ukraine's independence was formalized through mass rallies in 1990 (+ the "hunger strike of Kyiv-Lviv students against the CPSU and the USSR" – those same Doniy, Ivashchyshyn, and Co.). Then, with a slight glitch in 2000, "Ukraine without Kuchma," this pattern was reinforced by the Orange Revolution of 2004 and the bloody 2013-14. So, they protest and rallied in many places, right up to Paris and New York, but it was in Ukraine that the all-powerful "magic of the streets" was so clearly hammered into society's heads.

[Clone]

I suspect that those Ukrainians who have successfully established themselves abroad will vote for continuing the war... if a peace agreement is reached, they will be deprived of their perks like housing, benefits, and privileges... and will have to return to Ukraine. It's all very simple to explain.

[musorg]

And we're fighting them half-heartedly! And we refuse to admit that they're no longer brothers, but Bandera's heirs! It's time to wake up!

[Jarys_Valach]

Ukrajinci, až vám začnou padat rakety i na vaše domy a sídliště , great rychle změníte názor, a ještě rádi odevzdáte Doněck Rusku. Zatím vás Rusové šetří, ale pokud převezmou model útočení od Izraele , ...........