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    1. Pravda_UA on

      Unfortunately, some countries which used to show great support to Ukraine have negative dynamics. On the other hand, some countries believe that they don’t support Ukraine enough

    2. Such-fun4328 on

      44% percent of Czechs? Looks like 56% don’t remember russia (ussr) once invaded their country

    3. Living-Sundae7527 on

      Yeah, those numbers are not great. I am particularly surprised by the Czech Republic.

    4. Accurate_Pie_ on

      I don’t think these numbers are accurate. The percentages should be much higher

    5. ReanimateTheWay on

      I don’t know, how correct those numbers are, but while it might seem, that 56 % of Czechs want Russia to win, it is rather that they don’t care anymore. Which isn’t much of a difference in the end, but is true that more and more Czech people start to be indifferent about the war. Newspapers call it “being tired of war”.

    6. significantnobodyme on

      Please write explicitly, that there is only 4% of imbeciles in Poland, who want Russia to win.

      I was so surprissed to see so low (68%) number. It is obvious to any Pole (I know) that Russia is the biggest threat to any stability in region.

    7. That can’t be right, every Czech person I know hates Russians with a passion

    8. wombat6168 on

      A pole can be manipulated in many ways just by how you put the question. Like in ruzzia , do you want Putin as president or fall out of this window you’re now stood by

    9. It doesn’t mean that the remaining 32% and 56% wants Russia to win:

      > Slovakia is the most likely country to want Russia to win the war: 17% of the population supports this option. Only 7% of respondents in Czechia support Russia, and 4% in Poland.

    10. oregon_coastal on

      Just asking that particular question can skew the results.

      Some may say “no” (or “yes”) because they fear what Russia would do next.

      A better question is if Russia was justified in invading.

      It is like asking do you support X – 40% may say no because they hate X, 40% may say no because they don’t support some current aspect of X, and 20% support X.

      But if it were X vs Y, most of he latter would switch sides. So 40% would support Y, but the 40% who disliked some aspect of X would switch sides, giving Y 60%. It isn’t that they are diametrically opposed to X, just had a moderate issue.

      Now, actual researches and political operatives know this. So they ask quite a few questions around the same area in order to tease out the real belief spectrums. But politicians, acting political operators (looking for a specific result) and news organization will just ask top line questions to get big headlines.

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