Nevertheless, a prevailing number of Ukrainians demand guarantees before engaging in any negotiations with Russia: 39.1% would support talks if Russia withdraws to pre-February 2022 positions, and 26.2% if West gives security guarantees. Otherwise, nothing prevents Russia from

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The war is chipping away at Ukrainians' initial resolve. Those opposing talks with Russia under any circumstances fell from 33.4% in 2023 to 12.1% in 2024. 39.1% would support talks if Russia withdraws to pre-February 2022 positions.

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A poll by @nec_ukraine reveals that Ukrainians now consider nuclear weapons a better security guarantee than NATO, amid declining trust in Western leaders and increasing war fatigue.

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We all hope that Orban will not call Assad in Moscow to listen to his hour-long lectures, even once, – Zelensky. Today Orban called Putin, with whom he discussed Ukraine. After the conversation, the Hungarian leader described the situation as "the most dangerous weeks of the Russian-Ukrainian war."

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David @IgnatiusPost explains how Ukraine played a role in driving out Assad. As a Ukrainian, I feel two things: pride and vengeance. Pride because Ukraine has shown its strength. Vengeance because we can’t yet push Putin out of Ukraine 1/

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Russia killed 109 Ukrainian prisoners of war in 2024 alone, compared to 177 total cases documented since 2022. The Kremlin denies these war crimes. Russian military bloggers and some public figures glorify these atrocities, which the EU characterised as "the real nature of the

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Russia may launch "Oreshnik" at Ukraine in coming days, – Bloomberg http://
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