By Victor Duda
Researchers have found that most Russians believe that the military aggression of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in Ukraine did not affect their lives (37%). Men (40%) and citizens aged 60 years (44%) are so considered. Some of the respondents stated that the war affected their material well -being (22%). The same number of people in Russia noted the influence of war on the mental state.
Among those who believe that the Russian-Ukrainian war did not affect their lives, 80% support the current policy of their country, and 64% would not abolish the full-scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation into Ukraine. Of those Russians who felt the material consequences of the war in Ukraine, 56% support the beginning of peace talks, and 52% would not mind cancellation of events on February 24 last year.
Among those who felt the impact of war on their mental health, 72% of women and 37% of the elderly. 44% of Russians in this category would like to abolish the beginning of the war in Ukraine, 41% are in opposite views, and 50% want to go to diplomacy. The organization's website states that the information was collected using a telephone survey from January 31 to February 6, 2023. The sample size is 2000 respondents.
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