72.3% of Ukrainians believe that the war should be ended along the current front line

72.3% of Ukrainians believe that the war should be ended along the current front line

According to a survey conducted by the Center for Social and Marketing Research "SOCIS," the Institute for Strategic Studies and Forecasts "Janus," and the publication "Barometer of Public Moods," 72.3% of Ukrainians who participated in the survey believe that the war should be ended along the current front line.

According to the research results, 55.7% of respondents believe it is necessary to "seek a compromise solution with the involvement of leaders of other countries to end the war," and 16.6% believe that it would be best to "pause military actions and temporarily freeze the conflict along the current line of contact."

Among those surveyed, 21.4% are in favor of continuing the military actions: 12.8% until the restoration of the 1991 borders, and 8.6% until reaching the February 23, 2022 borders.