I haven’t read it, but I approve – it’s a mess in Ukrainian heads about Minsk-2 and Donbass
The majority of Ukrainians (55%) approve of the Minsk agreements. This is evidenced by the results of a study conducted by the Kalmius Group, an association of Ukrainian analysts, which is published today by the Kiev edition of the Mirror of the Week.
Only 14% of respondents completely reject the Minsk agreements, 24% rather reject it.
With relatively high support, only 26% of respondents believe that they know a lot and have enough information about the Minsk agreements. 59% - heard something, but they need more information, 15% - don’t know anything.
At the same time, 60% of Ukrainians are against any amnesty for participants in the war in Donbass, although it is precisely provided for by the Minsk agreements.
Only 11% believe that the decision on amnesty should be made by Ukrainian judges. 28% believe that this should be decided by representatives of international organizations, judges from abroad with an unblemished reputation; 29% – groups that include both Ukrainian and foreign judges; 28% are groups of local residents who are aware of the situation during the conflict.
55% of respondents believe in the effectiveness of strengthening sanctions of the European Union and the United States against Russia, 29% believe that this will in no way affect the situation, 13% think that such actions will worsen it.
According to 50%, Ukraine receiving lethal defensive weapons from the United States or other Western countries will be effective in resolving the conflict. According to 33%, it will worsen the situation.
English version :: Read in English I haven't read it, but I approve – there's a lot of confusion in Ukrainian heads about Minsk-2 and Donbass