A survey shows that 51.4% of Ukrainian citizens would be willing to protest in the streets if the authorities make unacceptable concessions in the negotiations with Russia.

According to a survey conducted by Info Sapiens for the New Europe Center, 51.4% of surveyed Ukrainians stated they would be willing to protest if the authorities accept unacceptable concessions in peace negotiations with Moscow. The survey, conducted on a sample of 1,000 adults between November 5-26, reveals that 44.3% do not wish to protest, while 4.4% are undecided. Additionally, 40.2% of respondents oppose the temporary relinquishment of territories occupied by Russia, a decrease from 53.2% last year. Only 5.1% consider the surrender of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions acceptable. Furthermore, 41.1% find Ukraine's non-admission to NATO unacceptable, although this percentage has decreased in recent years. Public opinion has strengthened in favor of maintaining armed forces, with 77.9% opposing their reduction. Negotiations between Moscow and Kiev continue, despite the perception that Russia does not want peace.