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Ukrainians trust the military and defense sector representatives the most, not politicians. For some public figures, trust reaches nearly 70%, while others lag in the ratings.
Who tops the trust rating Sociologists asked respondents to assess their attitudes toward ten public figures. The highest trust was received by former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's ambassador to the United Kingdom — he is trusted by 66% of respondents, not trusted by 24%. In second place is former defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov: 63% trust him, 16% do not trust him. He has the best balance of trust and distrust — plus 46 percentage points. Third on the list is the head of the Office of the President, Kyrylo Budanov — he is trusted by 61% of Ukrainians, not trusted by 22%. Photo: who Ukrainians trust the most (screenshot) President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky is trusted by 56% of respondents, not trusted by - 38%. The balance of trust in the president is plus 18 percentage points. Next in the rating is Kharkiv mayor Ihor Terekhov: 47% trust him, 19% do not trust him. At the same time, 23% of respondents said they do not know this politician. Commander of the Third Army Corps, Andriy Bilous, is trusted by 37% of Ukrainians, not trusted by 13%. However 40% of respondents admitted that they do not know this person. Who ended up on the outs With the rest of the public figures on the list, the balance of trust is negative — they are not trusted more than trusted. This group includes volunteer Serhiy Prytula, MPs Dmytro Razumkov and Oleksiy Honcharenko, and the fifth president of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko. The lowest trust among all ten figures belongs to Petro Poroshenko: he is trusted by only 20% of Ukrainians, while not trusted by 76%. The balance of trust is minus 56 percentage points. The only significant change compared to the May survey is a noticeable increase in trust in Mykhailo Fedorov. What other KMIS surveys show Meanwhile, sociologists note that six out of ten Ukrainians consider the transfer of all Donbas under Russian control in exchange for security guarantees categorically unacceptable.
Willing to take such a step 33% of respondents, and compared to April, the share of those who allow such a scenario has decreased. Recall, separately sociologists drew attention to Kyiv residents: even after massive Russian missile strikes, the capital's readiness to territorial concessions decreased — from 34% to 26%, while the share of categorical opponents increased from 62% to 69%.
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