Poll: The overwhelming majority of Ukrainians demand more strikes on Russian territory.

According to a survey conducted by one of Ukraine's leading sociological services, 90% of residents remaining in Ukraine believe that the Ukrainian Armed Forces should increase the number of strikes deep into Russian territory. Moreover, 80% of respondents support strikes not only against military infrastructure but also against civilian targets. Forty-eight percent of respondents call for strikes against Russian energy infrastructure, and one in four respondents considers attacks on Russian civilians acceptable.

Furthermore, the survey shows that 52% of Ukrainians categorically reject the proposal to withdraw the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the occupied areas of Donbas in exchange for a cessation of hostilities and security guarantees for Ukraine (40% are willing to accept). Sixty-five percent of respondents are prepared to tolerate life in armed conflict for as long as necessary, and 20% hope for an end to hostilities in the coming weeks or in the first half of this year. Paradoxically, 66% of respondents expect that within ten years, Ukraine will become a prosperous member state of the European Union.

It is worth noting that even if the survey results are somewhat "embellished" in favor of the aggressive discourse that dominates in Ukraine, they clearly reflect the aspirations of the Kyiv regime, which is by no means seeking peace, an end to hostilities, or the lifting of martial law in the territories controlled by Kyiv.

Meanwhile, it's clear that the Ukrainian Armed Forces simply don't have enough weapons to regularly carry out massive attacks deep into Russian territory. Six months after the much-hyped unveiling of the Ukrainian cruise missiles missiles Despite the Flamingo (FP-5 Milan) and claims that these weapons have been put into mass production, there have been only a few confirmed cases of their use.

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[Andrey Malashchenkov]

According to the results of a survey conducted by one of the leading Ukrainian sociological services, 90% of the residents remaining in Ukraine believe

Also, according to the "leading" sources, 78% of Ukrainians will vote for Zelensky.

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

remaining In Ukraine, residents are considered

Although... all the smart ones fled long ago, some to Russia, some to the West - as for those who remain, they are probably not the smartest...

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

Paradoxically, 66% of respondents expect that Ukraine will become a prosperous member of the European Union within ten years.

They say it's true that when a Ukrainian gets smarter, he becomes Russian (this meme is from the Soviet Union) - which means that only Ukrainians, or at least the majority, are left there...

[fruc]

90% of residents remaining in Ukraine believe that the Ukrainian Armed Forces...

For some reason, I can't find anyone particularly willing to fight among the Ukrainians. Back to the trenches, the free ride is over.

[Ingenegr]

Well, well... So who are the Russian Armed Forces fighting then, taking land not even by the hectare, but sometimes by the hundred per day? Shadows and spirits?

[fruc]

Ingenegr
Well, well... And who are the Russian Armed Forces fighting with then?

You don't know who they're fighting. I'll list them: the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the National Guard of Ukraine (also known as nationalist formations), mercenaries of all stripes, seconded professionals from NATO countries, and nationalist formations from former Soviet republics.

[Cool90]

In 2025, 6000 km were freed, which gives an average of 16 km/day, it turns out they lied

[multi-category]

If you're talking about square kilometers, I think more came under control. What did they mean by liberation? From the population? From taxes? From communism? Or something else?

[Apprentice_SAM]

Quote: Ingenegr

With shadows and perfumes?

"You can't count your chickens before they hatch." Once it's all over, then we'll count them and see who we fought. As a matter of principle, I'll wait to die and see the results.

[Incvizitor]

So we need to drill down to the lunar landscape.

[Essex62]

Those who could fled. But not everyone was able to do so. There are exactly as many "Ukrainians" there as there are Western peasants; the rest are Russians. And their reasons for supporting independence vary.

[Apprentice_SAM]

[quote=Andrey Malaschenkov]They say it's true that when a Ukrainian gets smarter, he becomes Russian (this meme is from the Soviet Union) - which means that only Ukrainians, or at least the majority, are left there...
Personally, one thing is clear to me from this poll: the "Ukraine" project is closing. Even if it's a fake poll, those who produced these results still benefit from Russia basing any actions on the poll's results. As for me, and I think many would agree, Russia doesn't need such neighbors! So, whether it's fake or not, I believe the sovereign state of Ukraine is finished!

[alexandre II]

Those smart people who fled to the West are being slowly pushed back; they are no longer needed here; the euphoria has passed, and the harsh everyday life is setting in.

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: Andrey Malashchenkov

the remaining residents of Ukraine are considered

"Braцkii odnaroт"!

[private person]

It is worth noting that even if the survey results are somewhat “embellished”

Or maybe it's all true and nothing's embellished? How else can one explain the tenacity with which they've resisted for four years now, regardless of the losses?

[Peter1First]

That's the point! Ukrainians think that since we destroyed their energy system, they have the right to destroy ours too! Didn't anyone tell them that they were the ones who started sabotaging Russian energy, logistics, and oil and gas facilities? Do you think they were told that the Right Sector blew up power transmission towers and filled in the canal leading to Crimea 10 years ago?

[fruc]

Peter1First
Do you think they were told that the Right Sector was in power 10 years ago?

Not only did they say it, it was widely covered in the news, with comments from their people. Everyone was very happy.

[Peter1First]

All that's left is to quote a phrase from a well-known joke: "And why us?" :) But seriously, these polls are worthless. Besides the obvious censorship, there's also the Ukrainians' fear of giving the wrong answer and ending up in the SBU or a meeting with the TCC the next day...

[alexandre II]

Just don't belittle their desires. Pat them on the head, SBU, you see, they're scared...

[Xnumx vis]

Quote from: Peter1First

Do you think they were told that the Right Sector blew up power line supports and filled in the canal leading to Crimea 10 years ago?

They knew everything. I was talking to relatives from the former Ukrainian SSR at the time. I said, what are you "cousins" for? They cut off the water, blew up the power lines, how many times have you come to visit us in Sevastopol. We ate, drank, hugged, rejoiced at each other. And what? They snort in response, remain silent, cough, clear their throats. One said. You Sevastopol people, you cunning Crimeans, you left the former for Russia. And we feel offended... we want to too. This was in 2014... Now I don’t even know how they feel, what they think. But they weren’t particularly worried about us.

[Neo-9947]

Quote: 30 vis

At that time I was talking with relatives from the former Ukrainian SSR

It's all useless to talk to them.
There is a war going on. Everyone has their own truth.
Has anyone tried to convince a cat not to catch a mouse?
It's useless.
Yeah, okay, a cat, at least she can understand human speech.
You can go a couple of orders of magnitude lower and try to convince the spider not to catch the fly.
A spider can "think," but not like a human. How can we convince it? With words? Or perhaps an electric shock? Science doesn't know.

Conclusion: In war, the winner is always right. Therefore, we must kill them.
And only then, after victory, can we start talking. With those who remain.
This is war.

A view from the sofa, age allows it.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Neo-9947

A view from the sofa, age allows it.

My age also allows me... I have a view from Sevastopol. Here everything is a little closer and more painful, and more understandable. For example, a very good friend of mine, the daughter married a guy from Zaporozhye... Before all these Maidans and other crap. They had three children. They lived and are living well. And now! Our mom and dad. From the navy. Hereditary. And the daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren are on the other side. Such situations are all around. Will the souls of the mother and father ache for their children? And so it is with many.

[alexandre II]

I have the same problem with my sister, we haven’t talked for many years, it’s empty there, completely empty.

[Chack wessel]

You expect a lot from a woman. :)

[Sayno]

Let me repeat: if everything were swept away like a hurricane, no one would come to war against us. But alas and alack.

[wladimirjankov]

True. If we acted like the Americans or the Jews, those Ukrainians and European countries would have long ago wanted peace and been accommodating. But unfortunately, we don't know how to do that, and we can't. We've forgotten how to fight properly. For this, we have our leaders to thank, who have turned our army into who knows what.

[Essex62]

The Americans and Jews are fighting civilians with carpet bombing, while they try to solve the purely military aspect with a golden donkey. And they do. And then they bomb anyway.
Naturally, we can't do that. We're in the middle of a civil war, and our donkey is weaker.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: private person

Or maybe everything is just like that and nothing is embellished?

Most likely, that's true. Essentially, half of the population remains; some went to Russia, some fled to Europe, and the majority of what remains is riffraff that no one needs.

[private person]

Most likely that's the case, they are essentially half the population left

The truth is, most of them stayed. Those who had the money to leave left.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: private person

Actually, most of it remains.

No, it's not big, even according to their estimates there are about 25 million left, from 50 million

[Sedov]

Or maybe it's all true and nothing's embellished? How else can one explain the tenacity with which they've resisted for four years now, regardless of the losses?

Well, if that is the case, then:
1. Who are we feeling sorry for? Collecting everything heavy and smashing everything. And then rebuilding it all anyway.
2. If Kyiv does hold a referendum on territorial issues, we're unlikely to like the results. And then we'll have to go all the way.
3. In the remaining territory, the forelocks will breed Nazis and Russophobes with great force. The Russian language and pro-Russian sentiments will be brutally trampled into the mud. Terrorist attacks on the border areas and Donbas will not go away (the forelocks are skilled in guerrilla warfare). They will wreak havoc everywhere, and NATO will not escape our borders.
Conclusion: who are we feeling sorry for there? (Unless we're eager to fight for another five or ten years. We're not completely exhausted yet.) Gather everything we can, destroy everything, and march to the Polish border. We'll have to rebuild everything anyway. At the very least, they might start to fear us.

[private person]

Conclusion: who are we feeling sorry for there (Unless we have a desire to fight for another five to ten years. We are not completely exhausted yet).

But who, really? Those who shouted at the Muscovites to hang them? Those who organized and supported the Sabbaths at the Kiev Pechersk Lavra?

[BMP-2]

Well, how else can one explain the tenacity with which they have been resisting for four years now, regardless of losses.

But then this doesn't explain why 90% are still not in the trenches, and 66% are simply waiting for something, instead of going hungry and working three shifts in the "everything for the front, everything for victory" mode.

[private person]

But then that doesn't explain why 90% are still not in the trenches.

And of those 90%, how many can actually hold a gun? Another 18-22 of them aren't conscripted.

[BMP-2]

Why not? They're calling for it. It's voluntary: any 18-year-old can sign a contract (supposedly for a year), for which they're promised a ton of perks. But there's no sign of a glut of people willing to partake of these perks, and the Rada itself has called the campaign a failure.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: private person

Or maybe everything is just like that and nothing is embellished?

In Kyiv, apartments are cold, people run outside to get water and suffer... This is how the higher-ups justify the appearance of such "surveys" - after all, no one will check or recount.
Let it be as they want in this "survey." Then they'll live on the streets too, and won't have to run anywhere...

[Alekseev]

As the father of nations said (in fact, they believe he didn’t say it, it was invented later): it doesn’t matter how they vote, what matters is how the votes are counted.
The purpose of conducting such surveys in the independent country? It's clear: support for the war.
It would be foolish to expect that as a result of any survey at the present time the Bandar-logs will announce that the population is tired, that there are many who are not worth their while, that they do not want to serve.

[Ban Zai]

Napoleon III was the first to say this.

[Alexey Lantukh]

According to the results of a survey conducted by one of the leading Ukrainian sociological services, 90% of the residents remaining in Ukraine believe
Also, according to the "leading" sources, 78% of Ukrainians will vote for Zelensky.

Of course this is complete nonsense, but it shows the attitude of the Ukrainian leadership towards the war.
So the strikes must continue. If I had my way, I would add several tactical nuclear strikes on key targets in western Ukraine.

[Montezuma]

Quote: Andrey Malashchenkov

According to the results of a survey conducted by one of the leading Ukrainian sociological services, 90% of the residents remaining in Ukraine believe

1. Which "one of the presenters" exactly, and who supervises her?
2. It would be interesting to see the results of the "independent service", if one is found.
3. There are no queues of volunteers from these 90% to fight in the trenches, but there are plenty of loudmouths on the Internet on Ukrainian channels.

[Montezuma]

And how do we connect the general "okodamys" with this, from the previous thread on VO:

The United States has released 16 Ukrainian sailors who were on board the previously seized tanker Marinera. However, they did not agree to return to their homeland under any circumstances.

[kromer]

Moreover, 80% of respondents support strikes not only on military infrastructure, but also on civilian targets.

For this, Ukrainian cities should be demolished with everything they can get their hands on.

[private person]

Moreover, 80% of respondents support strikes not only on military infrastructure, but also on civilian targets.
For this, Ukrainian cities should be demolished with everything they can get their hands on.

Their attitude toward us Russians has long been clear. We were told that the Ukrainians were a brotherly people, but they hate us Russians with a passion.

[January]

Quote from kromer

For this, Ukrainian cities should be demolished with everything they can get their hands on.

Are you going to demolish cities based on "data from a survey of leading Ukrainian sociological services"?
How are you different from these respondents, sir? Your logic and level of understanding are the same...
Sorry, I just remembered how 107% of voters voted for VVP in 2012. A leading sociological service also calculated that...

[kromer]

Quote: ian

Sorry, I just remembered how 107% of voters voted for VVP in 2012.

You forgot about Chechnya, where 146 percent of voters voted for Putin as president. I've read that figure in the comments about 15 times over the past six months.

[January]

Even 200. That's not really what we're talking about.

[kromer]

Quote: ian

Even 200. That's not really what we're talking about.

About that too. I'll attach a still image below from a program about Putin receiving 146 percent of the vote in the Chechen presidential elections:

[January]

Maybe I didn't understand you...
You call for "demolishing Ukrainian cities" for the results, but you treat the results of "sociological services" with humor.
Why demolish it then?
Or do you just dislike them so much that you can’t eat them?

[kromer]

Quote: ian

Why demolish it then?

What do social surveys have to do with this?
Why can Ukrainians attack civilians in Belgorod, Kursk, etc., but we can't?

[January]

Quote from kromer

Why can Ukrainians attack civilians in Belgorod, Kursk, etc., but we can't?

Did they tell you this?
It seems to me that you have a poor understanding of the difference between people's opinions and "public opinion."

[kromer]

Aren't people's opinions and public opinion the same thing?

[January]

Q.E.D....

[kromer]

Quote: ian

Q.E.D....

Sorry, you wanted to prove only the essence.

[January]

Clarify the difference between public opinion and individual opinion.

[kromer]

Quote: ian

Clarify the difference between public opinion and individual opinion.

Stop. Let's not change the subject. You were talking about people, not just one person. And that's a big difference.
And I sincerely don’t understand why Artemovsk, which is located on the territory of our federal subject, can be demolished, but some Zhmerinka cannot.

[January]

Quote from kromer

And I sincerely don’t understand why Artemovsk, which is located on the territory of our federal subject, can be demolished, but some Zhmerinka cannot.

Who among us is substituting concepts?
Tell me where exactly I said this, or are you deliberately lying?

[kromer]

Quote: ian

you share people's opinions

Quote: ian

a person's opinion.

I went to school and am familiar with the plural and singular.

[Sayno]

I don't like Chechnya. But 146 percent voted in the Rostov region.

[kromer]

Quote: Sayno

I don't like Chechnya. But 146 percent voted in the Rostov region.

I posted a still image of the program in the post above.

[Sayno]

Look carefully at your freeze frame. These are the State Duma election results for the Rostov region.

[kromer]

Quote: Sayno

Look carefully at your freeze frame. These are the State Duma election results for the Rostov region.

Do you consider me a degenerate? In vain.

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

Do you consider me a degenerate?

No - for the Ukrainian... Do you really not know how to read what you yourself posted???

[kromer]

Quote: Andrey Malashchenkov

[No - for the Ukrainian.... Do you really not know how to read what you yourself posted???

I can. And unlike you, my dear, I usually follow the thread of a conversation, rather than just reading the latest posts.

[your1970]

Quote from kromer

Quote: Sayno

Look carefully at your freeze frame. These are the State Duma election results for the Rostov region.

Do you consider me a degenerate? In vain.

On your still frame - Rostov region

[kromer]

Quote: your1970

Quote from kromer

Quote: Sayno

Look carefully at your freeze frame. These are the State Duma election results for the Rostov region.

Do you consider me a degenerate? In vain.

On your still frame - Rostov region

I know. But did you read the comments? Why is Rostov Oblast mentioned there?

[Skobaristan]

So, do you know that this is the Rostov region, or did you attach a still frame of Putin's election in Chechnya?

[kromer]

Quote: Skobaristan

So, do you know that this is the Rostov region, or did you attach a still frame of Putin's election in Chechnya?

The person I shared this still image with understood perfectly well that it was humorous because they knew the thread of the conversation. This is the fourth time you've asked me this question without really understanding the conversation. Do you all have trouble with sarcasm without an attached emoticon? What incubator are you guys coming from?

[Skobaristan]

Very convenient. I understand.

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

Then oh sorry..............

[your1970]

Quote from kromer

Quote: your1970

Quote from kromer

Quote: Sayno

Look carefully at your freeze frame. These are the State Duma election results for the Rostov region.

Do you consider me a degenerate? In vain.

On your still frame - Rostov region

I know. But did you read the comments? Why is Rostov Oblast mentioned there?

No, I haven't read it. And why?

[kromer]

Quote: your1970

[No, I haven't read it. And why?

Because it was a joke, in response to people saying that President Putin got 146 percent in Chechnya. I simply showed where that 146 percent came from.

[Cool90]

In 2012, 62,66% of voters in the Rostov region voted for Vladimir Putin.

[Cool90]

In 2012, 99,73% of voters in the Chechen Republic voted for Vladimir Putin, with a turnout of over 99%.

[Cool90]

45,602,075 people voted for Vladimir Putin in the 2012 presidential election, which amounted to 63,6% of the vote. Why lie? Not everyone has a short-term memory.

[Essex62]

These are Banderovites' lies, they need to be torn down. Demolishing Russian cities is sheer madness. There is no Ukraine and there never will be. We need a thorough weeding, not bulldozing into a ravine. What's with this attitude? Are the laurels of the possessed, the Americans, and the Judeo-Masons giving us no peace? We are Russians, we will not allow genocide.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

There is no Ukraine and there never will be.

And who have we been at war with for 4 years in that case?

[Essex62]

It hasn't been going on for four years, it's been going on for eleven. And this is a civil war. Between representatives of the same people. With Bandera's ideology and the West, which doesn't want the reunification of Russian people and territories.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

She hasn't been walking for four years, she's been walking for eleven already.

Has the Russian army been officially at war with the Ukrainian army for 11 years?

[Essex62]

Of course, Russian troops have been on the front lines since 2014. And yet, the Donbas army is still a Russian army today, because those were Russian territories. But to start with, the division of the USSR was illegal. The referendum decreed the Union's existence. Criminal usurpers wiped their asses with the people's opinion. And in 14, the Americans on the outskirts pulled off a complete hoax. It's an illegal criminal entity, not a state. Ukraine is somewhere in the Lemberg region, and that's it.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

Of course, Russian military personnel have been on the front lines since 14.

Could you elaborate from this point on? Unit numbers, names of divisions?

[Essex62]

No, you can't. Officially, "they're not there." Just like the NATO Chimera, Patriot, and F-16 crews today. Ask the General Staff. I only know my nephew's field postal address. He's been there on rotation since 2015.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

No, you can't. Officially, "they're not there."

Still not? Amazing things happen.

[Essex62]

Today, it is. The SVO was declared, the status changed. But so what? Our military have been fighting for the past eleven years.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

Our military have been fighting for all eleven years.

Why are you such a strange person? You refused to name military unit numbers 11 years ago, yet you're trying to prove something.

[Essex62]

I don't even understand the point of this dispute. Are you doubting the participation of Russian military personnel in the military action in Donbas?

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

Do you doubt the participation of Russian military personnel in the military operations in Donbas?

They've been participating since February 24, 2022, and they're still participating, but they didn't join 11 years ago. Back then, they were volunteers. I hope I don't need to explain the difference between a volunteer and a service member.

[Essex62]

Once again, my nephew, a special forces officer, was on an official mission to Donbas in 15. And let's leave it at that. A pointless conversation.

[kromer]

Quote: Essex62

And let's end it here. Pointless conversation.

I am for.

[tralflot1832]

I've heard rumors that Ukrainians who posted online pictures of themselves defecating in a litter box and shouting "Glory to Ukraine" will not be busified by the Shopping Center for one day. They'll have to start again the next day. Family members get a bonus of +2 hours every day.
The poll doesn't indicate how many Ukrainians are ready to vote, but Russia can be defeated without us. They say they kill on LBS. And on credit, at that: they'll kill first, and the money will come later.

[K-50]

Poll: The overwhelming majority of Ukrainians demand more strikes on Russian territory.

Oh! Trust the polls? Seriously?
Anyone who conducts a survey will confirm any nonsense.
If it was held at all, and if so, in what territory?

[Andrey Malashchenkov]

There is deception... there is lies... there are monstrous lies... and then there are statistics (surveys)...

[Alexander 3]

Conduct a survey among the TSK workers, the result will be 200 percent.

[Land]

It seems to me that the authorities in Banderland specifically commissioned such a survey, and immediately drew up the results that should be obtained.

[Cyril76]

Honestly, they're like kids... What else can they possibly say? "Whoever gives the correct answer gets 10 years..." And a free one-way ticket to Donbass... And burial in a mass grave for 15 people. They're ready, yeah...

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

Here you have Leopold the cat and the brotherly one

[Ture-Dog]

You are being downvoted by Ukrainian bots and their Russian supporters - admirers of the weak-willed cat Leopold (may the real cat Leopold forgive me for the comparison).

[Mikhail Nasharashev]

May they perish in the depths of the sea, amen)))

[Junior Private]

The imbeciles have taken heart from the fact that Russia isn't squeezing civilians. Organizing free tours, with the obligatory sight of gut-wrenching, could dramatically change the mood of the visitors.

[Million]

It's like that everywhere. People's opinions are manipulated as they please. You don't have to look far.

[Arkady007]

I accidentally came across figures for Ukraine's debt to Russia in 2014.
In fact, after this, it is difficult to imagine that Ukraine will ever give back what it owes to Russia, which is why it is still resisting, because its prospects for the future are very bleak.
"In 23 years of independence, Ukraine has received $250 billion in aid from Russia...!!!" Germany recently announced the results of a study by European experts on Russian-Ukrainian relations. The conclusion is staggering. Russia has invested $250 billion in Ukraine in the form of unpaid, written-off, interest-free loans and credits, direct investments, equipment supplies, and so on. Just think about it: over $10 billion a year!"
KYIV, April 28 — RIA Novosti. Ukrainian authorities have estimated the damage from the annexation of Crimea at 950 billion hryvnias (approximately $86 billion), Pavlo Petrenko, appointed Justice Minister by the Verkhovna Rada, announced on Monday.
Russia paid for the Black Sea Fleet's presence in Sevastopol as an advance payment for the contract extension. Taking this into account, $11.4 billion is the debt Ukraine has accumulated to the Russian Federation, according to Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller.
As of April 28, 2014, our total debt is: Russia's debt is $86 billion. Ukraine's debt is $250 billion + $11 billion + $35 billion = $196 billion.
196-86 110 =

[Vladimir M]

To be fair, there are more questions for the person who gave it. Why did they give it?
Just don't talk about "brotherly people." The one who gave it couldn't care less about "brotherly people" or even "his own people."

[ALEKS112233]

Vladimir, we're probably not brothers anymore. That girl read her poems on the Maidan in 14: We'll never be brothers, neither by country, nor by mother... It probably doesn't matter to you, you're young, but for us old people it's worse, harder to hear!

[Vladimir M]

I'm not that young.
Judging by one stupid girl is a stupid idea.
But the fact is that the residents of eastern, southern, and northern Ukraine, for the most part, didn't fight against us in 2014. It was mainly the "westerners" who fought, and there were cauldrons, and they abandoned their positions and "ran before their own kind"...
But now this is not observed.
Wasn't it hard for you to see how they came to the Kyiv, Kharkiv, Kherson... regions, hung up posters - "With Russia forever", handed out programs to teachers..., and then bam "goodwill", "difficult decisions", "Istanbul deal", "grain deal"...
And where are all these people who believed us now? That's exactly it.
But of course they are not our brothers.

[Evgeny_4]

What can Russia offer Ukrainians?

[BMP-2]

So why not read it if you're getting paid for it? It's capitalism, after all. Money has no shame.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Arkady, I'll add to your point... Everything that's happening now is partly our fault—our leadership's. Didn't they know that eight hours from Moscow, they were honoring the scumbag Bandera?... Didn't they know or didn't they want to know? Or didn't they know that every year in Lviv on May 9th, they mock WWII veterans?... All our Russian "maybe" and "we're brothers"... That's the result. True, once, because of the beating of WWII veterans in Lviv, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs "expressed a protest"... But they couldn't care less about our "protests." So there you have it—90 percent of Ukrainian citizens have degenerated to the level of elementary fascism.

[BMP-2]

And here another brilliant phrase comes to mind: "Ukrainians themselves must..." Well, if they themselves, and even must, that's the result.

[Land]

250+11+35=196 billion$.

296

196-86 110 =

210

[rocket757]

Is it worth discussing?
Why... something like that, that's for professionals with a narrow profile.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

I kdyby Ukrajině zůstalo území mimo 5 Ruských, so nebude mít úspěch v prosperitě. V nejvíce zkorumpovaném státě světa , ve státě kde se stále oslavují nacističtí zločinci jako Bandera a Šuchewič nemůže nastat žádný pokrok. Kdo z Evropy bude chtít navštívit stát, kde se bude procházet ulicí Bandery až k jeho soše na náměstí. Ukrajina je stát, který už měl dříve vyhlásit státní bankrot.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

Even if Ukraine had territories beyond the domains of the "five Russians," it would never have prospered. In the world's most corrupt state, a state that still glorifies Nazi criminals like Bandera and Shukhevych, there can be no progress. Who in Europe would want to visit a country where they can walk down Bandera Street to his statue in a square? Ukraine is a state that should have declared bankruptcy earlier.

[Kusja]

Not just Bandera and Shukhevych, but the Third Reich in general. The crosses on the equipment are similar to the German ones of the time (the Bundeswehr has a different cross), and the Luftwaffe eagles on the equipment associated with the airborne forces, only instead of Hans's swastika, there's a Bandera swastika. And the VSSU guys are very fond of the Nazi salute. The call signs are also Hans's, and so on.

[ZloyCat]

"Who from Europe would want to visit a country where you can walk down Bandera Street to his statue in the square? Ukraine—that's it."
All these heads of state, prime ministers, and other ministers from Europe who constantly come to Kiev. Neither Bandera nor fascism bother them.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

Souhlasím s vámi, také zde často píši, že vedení států Evropy jsou většinou nacisti, kromě pár států. Také proto tu stále vyhlašují nenávist k Rusku, protože nacista je vždy a všude nepřítel všech slušných lidí, kteří znají historii.

[Jsem_CZEKO68]

I agree with you; I often write here that the leadership of European countries is mostly Nazis, with the exception of a few. That's why they constantly declare their hatred of Russia, because a Nazi is always and everywhere the enemy of all decent people who understand history.

[Fangaro]

And why be surprised?
During the First World War, fascism was still in its infancy, but neighbors—the French, Germans, English, Belgians, Italians, and Austrians—were already behaving like the New York gangs of old. Under the banners of their countries. At the instigation of those blue-blooded people who decided how many of their countless subjects would be sent against their neighbors to achieve victory.
Not for factories, mines, or high-brow scientists who could come up with something, but simply for Victory. Germans against the French, the French against the Italians, the British against the Germans, the Austrians against the Russians.

When they incite from above, they are led from below.
That is why the entire Ukrainian lower classes are for the Ukrainian upper classes.
We just need to exchange drugs for politicians.

[acetophenone]

According to a survey conducted by one of Ukraine's leading sociological services, 90% of residents remaining in Ukraine believe that the Ukrainian Armed Forces should increase the number of strikes deep into Russian territory. Moreover, 80% of respondents support strikes not only against military infrastructure but also against civilian targets.

So, we need to reduce their numbers by every possible means. EVERYTHING, 6..., not "in response to...".

[Sayno]

We just did a very poor job. That's the result. Even if it was a bit overblown.

[ALEKS112233]

Unfortunately, it's true! I was talking to a friend from Dnepropetrovsk on Saturday, and he told me pretty much the same thing! That's just how they were raised, or has it been so firmly ingrained in them that all their troubles are our fault! Talking to them is pointless! And while it would be fine if it were just the young people, people who lived through the Soviet Union share the same opinion!

[sgrabik]

In a word, Bandera-style foolishness.

[lukash66]

As they say, "Alaverdi." Most Russians are demanding that these freaks be driven into cesspools.

[Foggy Dew]

And then there will be about the mouse brothers

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

I wouldn't put much trust in these "polls." For a whole host of reasons. But the fact is that Ukraine is full of idiots. True, they're not exactly rushing into the trenches... Ukrainianism is inherently rotten. You won't get the truth from them.

[Terenin]

Ukrainians are asking: where, by whom, and when was this survey conducted?

[BMP-2]

You don't even have to conduct a survey to get mind-blowing results!

[Volunteer Marek]

Well, yes, if only they'd tried to put it differently! The coercive apparatus in Ukraine works flawlessly. Just like in Germany in 1945. But then, it suddenly turned out that everyone wasn't entirely in agreement, to put it mildly. I remember there was the Ceaușescu thing and the 98% approval rating. And then—the shooting against the toilet wall.

[Huarabey]

These voting results were produced solely to stop the Ukrainians from complaining about Russia taking away their energy supply and blaming the green gang for everything. Judging by the voting, they themselves wanted Russia's energy sector to be targeted, not their main addict. And Russia is naturally responding. So, the little Jew simply cleverly shifted the blame onto the ordinary Ukrainians, the shooters. Now they have only themselves to blame for shitting in plastic bags in the dark.

[fabrice68]

Bon, eh bien voilà qui devrait faire taire les scrupules de Poutine, les civils ukrainiens en redemandent, et meme encore plus, des frappes sur leur territoire, sur les centrales, etc... Il n'y a vraiment rien à tirer de ce peuple.

[Wratch]

Well, print this out and send it to Abu Dhabi, let the Americans read it and leave us alone. They want to die—that's their right. Speaking of brotherly people... yeah, very brotherly, judging by the survey.

[Taurus1983]

Cain and Abel were also brothers.

[rotfuks]

The overwhelming majority of Ukrainians demand more strikes on Russian territory.

It's a well-known trend: no one is foolish enough to fight and go into the trenches, but there are plenty of people willing to strike their neighbors from the comfort of their couches and watch the results of the strike on TV. This trend originated in one Eastern European country, which liked to strike its neighbors from behind an iron dome. However, last year it turned out that the dome wasn't quite iron, and the retaliatory strike was serious. And suddenly, the number of people willing to strike their evil neighbors decreased. The situation is roughly the same in Ukraine. While the humanists from the Russian General Staff are attacking Ukraine's energy sector, no one in Ukraine is afraid of the strikes and continues to hop around their blacked-out homes and vote for strikes against Russia. But if Oreshnik were to strike central Kyiv, the voting results would change dramatically.

[Vatnik_]

Well, here is the answer to the question: why doesn’t the Russian army liberate Kherson, Kharkov, etc.? There is no one there to liberate.

[TOS-NN]

Meanwhile, it is obvious that the Ukrainian Armed Forces simply do not have a sufficient number of weapons.... Six months after the much-hyped presentation of the Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missiles (FP-5 Milan)....only a few confirmed cases of their use have been recorded.

Author: Why be sarcastic? Another four years of this war -
and they will have both Flamingos and Tomahawks. You'll crow.
Goal for fiction is cunning.
LBS is now only 50 kilometers from Donetsk. How far did we get?
And we also need Kherson and Zaporizhzhia (according to the Constitution, they are ours.)
And Nikolaev and Odessa are extremely necessary.

One general promised one president to take Grozny.
in a couple of months by one airborne regiment.

We must take what is intended. Then mock them.
half-witted social surveys conducted online,
among who knows who, who knows when, who knows how
The robot calculated it and who paid for it.

[ZnachWest]

Oh, these independent social studies. The real ones hardly risk putting anything on the table. And in Russia, no one is allowed to publish honest results.

[Eugene Zaboy]

I wonder how many of those surveyed would be in favor of being immediately called up at the polling station and freed from their reservations for the sake of victory over Russia?

[Stoler]

"According to the results of a survey conducted by one of the leading......................" WE ALL UNANIMOUSLY SUPPORTED THE PENSION REFORM! AND MUCH MORE!!!

[Andrey_5]

If Ukrainians If there was an opportunity to take out our energy sector, they would have done it and would not have declared any energy truces at Trump’s request.

[matsur]

I'm too lazy to even write anything coherent about such nonsense. Either the surveys are lies, or the respondents are uneducated.

[Alexey G]

Moreover, 80% of respondents support strikes not only on military infrastructure but also on civilian targets. Forty-eight percent of respondents call for strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, and one in four respondents consider attacks on Russian civilians acceptable.

Well, there you go! And we feel sorry for them?? These freaks? Why? So that they can wage a guerrilla war against us later?
For every strike on Russian homes, there's a retaliatory strike on Ukrainian homes! For every strike on homes in Belgorod, there's a retaliatory strike on Lviv! For every Russian soldier killed, there's a retaliatory strike on Ukrainian homes!
This is the nationally oriented SVO. Everything else is utopia!

[alexboguslavski]

65% of respondents are ready to endure life in conditions of armed conflict for as long as necessary,

Do they tolerate this abroad?

[snow mountain]

Quote: Andrey Malashchenkov

Also, according to the "leading" sources, 78% of Ukrainians will vote for Zelensky.

Almost 90 percent of us voted for the alcoholic Yeltsin. It depends on how you count.

[Jurkovs]

I didn't want to vote for that idiot Zyuganov either. They'll push some jerk to counter Zelensky, and given the massive voter turnout, they'll rig it up any way they want.

[sgr291158]

And who else thought that they were waiting for us there with open arms?

[Huarabey]

Nobody thinks that. Nobody cares what the Ukrainians think. They're clearing the Russian lands of them.

[Got it]

that even if the survey results are somewhat "embellished"

- even if they're embellished, it's certainly not much; khokhlism is incurable. It's only here that we recite mantras about brothers, how two nations were pitted against each other, etc. Who pitted them against each other? Which two nations? Anger, hatred, and aggression have always been on one side only! The limit has simply been reached.

[bbb]

Their arms are still a bit short.

[gribanov.c]

They probably conducted a survey among Banderites. Do residents of Kharkov and Odessa really think the same way? There are Russian people there, right?

[Jurkovs]

Everyone knows that Odesa, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and other major cities in eastern Ukraine were deliberately populated with people from western regions. This is widely discussed on Ukrainian social media. Secondly, the most sane Russian-speaking population of Odesa, Kharkiv, and other cities has long since moved to Russia.

[musorg]

So stop complaining about how bad things are for them – everything is being done correctly! And they will elect a usurper as soon as the weather warms up in spring. Bandera's descendants remain there, everyone else has left – only capitulation will bring peace for a while!

[Trapperxnumx]

Personally, I don't trust these kinds of polls. It's unclear where and how they were conducted. It's one thing among the "runners"—those from Europe are ready to fight for 100 years, it only benefits them. And those who remained could say "what's needed," because the SBU is always on the alert.
Although I wouldn't be surprised if the results are true. There are a lot of idiots there.

[sgrabik]

And so we are still trying to bring all these completely frostbitten and maddened with hatred characters to their senses and spare them, but whether they deserve it is no longer a question for them.

[Jurkovs]

To trust Ukrainian opinion polls is to disrespect oneself. At the same time, the level of zombification among the villagers is truly off the charts.

[odisey3000]

And what next? They demand one thing. And we Russians don't give a damn what they demand. Our army needs to make it so that they feel pain and sadness from what they demand. The example is before everyone's eyes: the Gaza Strip, where Israel is, is seriously dealing with those who demanded something from it. I can tell you that it's very instructive. The Germans also started shouting Hitler kaput when a Red Army soldier ended up in Berlin. In our world, there are many people shouting about and demanding something. The dog barks, but the caravan moves on. Geraniums fly and fly to the side. Ukrainians without a break for sleep and lunch.

[Glagol1]

They haven't healed enough yet. We need to keep hitting them; apparently it hasn't gotten to the point yet.

[nordscout]

The possibility of creating the necessary sociological "picture", I admit, is due to the same technology of creating the necessary sociological information in Russia... However, four years of war with the Ukrainian Reich have not been in vain for Russia... The fury, the rejection of everything Russian, Ukrainians"It's really sunk into their heads, which is evident in the maturation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces... The possibility of the presence of our 'brothers and sisters' is a well-staged ideological 'picture' from Moscow in 2022... And it's already February 2026... The designated 'trump cards' in the form of 'our brothers and sisters' have probably already played out...

[powart]

Author, please provide a link to the resource where this information was taken.

[Ivanov IV]

Maybe it's time to stop CRYING about the "poor Ukrainian" people????
Our military is (apparently) striking at logistics, a little at the energy structure, a little at “communications”.
At the same time, carefully avoid hitting residential and administrative sectors.
The Bandar-logs act exactly the opposite.
That's why Ukrainians Reading reports about successfully destroyed markets, cafes, public bus stops with people, they imagined themselves immortal.
The reaction is understandable:
We need to kill as many Russians as possible. There will be no consequences.
And "our" Russian government only confirms their confidence: Have they ever been punished?????
The longer the war goes on, the more Russians will be killed. ThoseUkrainians"Those who will rot in the trenches are cattle. They, "God's chosen ones," still live in pleasure and even profit. How much money is sent to them for free from all over the world. A dream is manna from heaven.
Something similar is happening in Russia.
For some it's WAR, for others it's their Motherland.
Announce general MOBILIZATION once again!!!!
And you will see:
How many "cockroaches" will rush from RUSSIA abroad.
VISUALLY...

[powart]

No one's crying. It's just that Russia is full of (like, a ton of) people with family and friendly ties to Ukraine. Just because you personally have no connection to that territory doesn't mean everyone else does. We've stirred up such a mess that it will haunt us for another 100-150 years. And not just along the border with Ukraine. You're completely out of touch with how to resolve this issue, and neither is our government.
As for "declare a general MOBILIZATION again," I'm sure you won't be considered a cockroach and will clearly demonstrate your choice.

[Alexander]

Demand gentlemen Ukrainians you'll end up in the toilet!

[Sergey Kam]

And who saw the "brotherly people" there???

[lynnot]

These are apparently statistics for Ukrainians surveyed. They could also provide information on who was surveyed and how many were interviewed.

[Prisoner]

The percentages can be inflated, or they can be close to the truth. When a fox conducts a social survey of chickens, it's always unreliable. But the fact that "non-slaves" might want to attack civilians isn't even surprising. "Central Europe," after all. And the Bandera nature takes its toll.

[tank64rus]

So why bother with negotiations at all? Let's say they're 40-50%, and the negotiations conclude with our demands met. But no one's hiding the fact that this will be Ukraine preparing for revenge, when it's pumped full of the most modern weapons, its personnel fully trained, and Europe will also arm itself and form the second echelon and, to some extent, the first of the invasion forces. All this already exists, but here we have someone who really wants to go back to Courchevel, and billions of dollars are being funneled abroad as if the war isn't happening and the country doesn't need them. And then the US will come to the ready-made solution, and there will be a "final solution" for Russia.