As much as 17 percent of Slovakia's citizens believe in Russia's triumph in the war against Ukraine, according to a survey conducted by the Central European Digital Media Observatory (CEDMO). Slovaks are the leader of a disgraceful ranking in which social sentiments have been tested in 3 countries of Central and east Europe regarding the conclusion of the conflict.
The results of a survey by a squad of CEDMO scientists were published on Euroactive.com. The survey was attended by citizens of 3 countries – Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland, who were asked o attitude towards the war in Ukraine and indication of the winner of this conflict.
Slovak leader of the disgraceful ranking
Turns out the most supporters Russia's victories can be found among Slovakian citizens. That's up to 17 percent of the respondents who decided to point to Moscow. The most voices can be heard among 65 and older, in this case, 24 percent of respondents.
On the other pole are Slovaks aged 16-24. More than half of the respondents, 56 percent, of this age group powerfully advocated Ukraine's victory. Throughout society 32 percent of respondents.
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For Czech citizens, the group pointing to Russian triumph is much smaller. In the final Russia's triumph believes 7 percent of respondents. 44 percent of respondents pointed to Ukraine.
The another respondents chose the answer "I don't know" or indicated that the conflict would end without the winner.
War in Ukraine. Poles believe in Ukraine's victory
The survey prepared by the Central European Digital Media Observatory besides tested social sentiments concerning the war in Ukraine, among Poles.
It turns out that 68 percent of respondents is convinced that Ukraine's Armed Forces will win in conflict.
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The fact that the war will yet end with the triumph of the Russian army Only 4 percent of respondents believe.
Unlike Slovakia, Poland’s largest Faith in the Ukrainian Army is expressed by the age group 65 and older. In this case, as many as 79 percent of respondents are convinced that the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be able to win against the Moscow aggressor.
