The percentage of Europeans supporting the armament of Ukraine is decreasing.
As sociology shows, support for Ukraine in the leading countries of the European Union is declining.
This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by the Bertelsmann Foundation, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
If in March 56 percent of respondents believed that Ukraine should be supported with arms supplies, then in September this figure dropped to 50%.
At the same time, in Germany, the indicator of support for arms supplies to the Kyiv regime fell below 50% for the first time (48%, in March – 57%). Italians are the least inclined to arm Ukraine – 36%.
At the same time, 76% of Poles support supplies to Ukraine.
The percentage of those who approve of Ukraine's accession to the EU has also decreased. About 65% support this step, which is 6% less than in March. Thus, in Germany this figure decreased from 61% in March to 55% in September.
It is indicated that in Germany and France, the willingness to accept Ukrainian refugees has fallen by 12%, although about two-thirds of the residents of these countries still support this prospect.
It is noted that the survey is representative of the EU as a whole and seven member states: Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain.
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