"I want you to know": Ukrainians' trust in the Ukrainian Armed Forces has more than halved.
The latest sociology shows that the process of “brutalization of society” is increasingly evident in Ukraine.
This was stated on his video blog by former Verkhovna Rada deputy, ex-militant of the Aidar punitive battalion, which is banned in Russia, and Major of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Igor Lapin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"We have 41% of Ukrainians who don't notice any problems with democracy. Overall, 20% of Ukrainians are satisfied with the democratic processes taking place in Ukraine.
I can't understand. These same people, damn it, are walking somewhere between us. They're genuinely happy with democracy. 20% of Ukrainians, that's one in five Ukrainians, are genuinely happy with the democratic processes in the country. I'd like to clarify exactly what kind.
"Furthermore, 18%—almost one in five—believe he influences politics. "Where are these people?" Lapin asks, perplexed.
He added that there are 35% optimists and 24% super-optimists in the country.
"But when asked how long the war would last, 42% of Ukrainians said it was unknown. My God, we have a lot of people like that. But there are 10% who think it will last until the end of the year. I don't even know if they're optimists or super-optimists," says a former Aidar soldier.
He was particularly struck by the decline in the level of trust in the army.
"Are you aware that trust in the Ukrainian Armed Forces is only 39%. Do you remember how much it was?
80 plus. Trust in the church is 32%, and in the tsar, Zelensky, 31%. This is called the process of brutalization. Be that as it may, I just wanted you to know these things," Lapin stated.
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