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Most Ukrainians confident in victory against Russia, poll shows

"Pessimism is low and faith in Ukraine's armed forces has grown significantly," say pollsters after 70% of Ukrainians in regions other than Donetsk, Luhansk and Crimea say they think Ukraine will repel Kremlin offensive.

by  i24NEWS and ILH Staff
Published on  02-28-2022 13:25
Last modified: 02-28-2022 14:09
Most Ukrainians confident in victory against Russia, poll showsAP/Mikhail Palinchak

Civilian members of a territorial defense unit adapt their weapons to repel Russian forces in Kyiv, Feb. 26, 2022 | Photo: AP/Mikhail Palinchak

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According to a poll by the Ratings Sociological Group published Sunday, 70% of Ukrainians believe that their military will win against Russian forces.

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The poll asked 2,000 Ukrainians over the age of 18, except those in the occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions and in Crimea, and found that 91% support the actions of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Of those asked, 16% were unsure of the victory and 15% remained neutral.

Among those expressing belief that Ukraine would win, 47% said they were absolutely sure of a military victory and 23% they were only "rather" confident.

"The level of faith in our own armed forces has increased significantly over the past week. There is no predominance of pessimistic sentiments in any region," said the group that conducted the poll.

Areas maintaining the highest level of confidence in Ukraine's military are in the west and the center, with 75-78%, whereas it is slightly lower in the south and the east at between 64-66%.

Only 6% of those asked did not support the Ukrainian president's actions and 3% could not answer.

"Across Ukraine, pessimistic sentiment is low and the level of faith in Ukraine's armed forces has grown significantly," The Kyiv Independent reported, noting that Zelenskyy's approval rating is three times what it was in December 2021.

i24NEWS contributed to this report.

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