- Only 17.9% of Ukrainians say that they favor peace “at any price” and with “any compromise.”
- 52% say that some compromises are needed but “not on every” issue.
- 17.7% argue that “in fact peace in the Donbas can be established only from a position of force when one of the sides wins.”
- “Amnesty for all those who have taken part in military actions in the Donbas” – 3.8%
- “Introduction of a federal system in Ukraine” – 4.6%
- “Extend to the Russian language the status of a second state language” – 4.9%
- “Reject the prospect of NATO membership and the inclusion in the constitution of a paragraph requiring Ukraine to remain neutral” – 6.3%
- “The conduct on the territories controlled by the DNR and LNR of legitimate elections” – 11.7%
- “Extending to the DNR and LNR a special status within the borders of Ukraine” – 11.8%
- “Separation of the territories occupied by the DNR and LNR from Ukraine” – 8.8%
- “Ending financing of the territories occupied by the DNR and LNR – 11%
- “Establish Ukraine’s control over these territories by military force” – 13.5%
- “Successful restoration of normal life on the territories of the Donbas controlled by Ukraine” – 28%
- “Force Russia to stop interfering in the conflict in the Donbas by intensifying international sanctions and international pressure on the Russian Federation” – 38.1%.
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