A recent survey shows that approximately 75% of Ukrainians believe that Ukraine should accept a ceasefire only on the basis of international security guarantees.
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According to a survey conducted by the sociological group Rating, 75% of Ukrainians agree to a ceasefire, but only if it is accompanied by international security guarantees, such as military support from the USA and Europe. 59% of respondents support stopping hostilities and seeking a compromise, while 20% prefer to continue the war until the occupied territories are liberated. The survey was conducted between August 21-23, 2025, on a sample of 1,600 people.
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