Kremlin poll shows advanced public support for the war against Ukraine
Despite the increasing economical difficulties and military failures, most Russians support the war against Ukraine – this is the consequence of a survey commissioned by the Russian authorities. However, as analysts of the U.S. Institute for War Studies indicate, the results are most likely not reliable, but they reflect “the Kremlin's views and narratives”.
According to a Kremlin-controlled poll The All-Russian Public Opinion investigation Centre (VTSVGD) 67 percent of respondents support War against Ukraine (called propaganda ‘special military operation’). From the same survey, 65% of railways believe that the conflict is beneficial for their country.
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The polling manager Mikhail Mamonov stated that the Russian society is pursuing quickly ending the conflict. At the same time, he acknowledged that the population was disappointed by military failures, in peculiar due to the fact that Ukrainian invasion of the kurska region, slow movement Russian troops through Ukraine and economical difficulties.
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As American analysts note Institute for War Studies (ISW), VTSVGD applications ‘probably reflect however views and narratives of the Kremlin, thus being able to overestimate real level of support for war” among the Russians. They besides point to the applicable context.
It's just that it's good for Russian authorities the results of the survey show up in the face of rising losses on the front, problems in Russian command and crucial economical burden Russian economy in connection with war.
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‘Ukrainian Truth’, however, reminds us that the Kremlin authorities continue expanding social benefits for Russian military personnel, which is likely to support further enlistment.
== sync, corrected by elderman ==
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