Most Europeans see Ukraine as a member of the European Union. Support is highest in Poland and lowest in Germany.
At the same time, support for weapons delivery to Ukraine has decreased since March 2022, a poll conducted by the independent platform for European public opinion Eupinions shows.
According to the latest survey today, 50% of respondents believe their countries should continue to supply Ukraine with weapons to protect it from Russian aggression. Six months earlier, 56% of Europeans supported the delivery of military aid to Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the support for accepting Ukrainian refugees remains nonetheless high at more than 70%.
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