Breakthrough in the Kursk region: 91% of Russians are concerned about Ukrainian operations in the Russian Federation - research

According to the study, 57% of Russians do not expect a new wave of mobilization, and 60% do not see this in the coming months. In addition, about 78% of respondents support the actions of the Russian army in Ukraine-this figure increased from 75% in July 2024. A recent intra -Russian survey showed that the invasion of Ukraine in the Kursk region has not reduced the level of support for the war against Ukraine among the Russians, and that this level remains high since 2022.

About it writes "Institute of War Study" in the summary of September 1. On August 30, the Levada Center's independent organization published the results of the survey, which was conducted during the month. It turned out that approximately 78% of respondents support Russian military operations in Ukraine-this figure increased from 75% in July 2024 and from 77% in June of the same year. According to the study, the lowest level of war support in Ukraine was 68%in February 2022.

And since March 2022-did not fall below 70%. 91% of Russians are concerned about Ukrainian operations in the Russian Federation, 57% do not expect a new wave of mobilization, 60% do not see this in the next months - both indicators decreased from 65% and 69%, respectively.

Research data indicate that the Kremlin's decision does not create the conditions under which society would have lived completely in wartime, and information efforts to ensure that the war is perceived as a norm, Russians do not feel tired of war. The Ukrainian operation in the Kursk region did not affect the mood of Russian citizens.