91% of respondents, thinking about the situation in Ukraine, feel hope. Only 6% feel despair. All regions have the highest level of hope.
This is based on a survey conducted by the sociological group "Rating" on March 8-9.
57% believe that Ukraine can win the war with Russia in the coming weeks: 18% think we will win in a week, 39% – in a few weeks. Another 18% believe that the war will last several months, only 9% think that the war will end in six months or more. There are almost no people who do not believe in victory at all.
16% could not answer this question. The residents of the western region are the most optimistic, but in the other areas as well, most believe that the war will not last long.
92% of respondents believe that Ukraine can repel Russia's attack. This figure is growing almost daily. Only 6% today do not have such confidence. Belief in victory prevails in all regions of the country.
More than 80% answered that in some way they help the defense of Ukraine: in particular, 39% of respondents now help people and the army as volunteers, 37% help financially. Also, 18% participate in information resistance, 12% continue to work in critical infrastructure. 10% of Ukrainians said they were participants in territorial defense. Only 19% said they could not help the country now. More often, it is older people. However, most are currently involved in the resistance, even among the elders.
The vast majority, 97%, of respondents plan to stay in Ukraine in the short term.
The poll was conducted on March 8-9 in all regions, except for the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and Donbas. One thousand two hundred respondents were interviewed, the representativeness error was 2.8%.
62% of Ukrainians consider military aid to Ukraine insufficient.