NATO Publics Blame Russia for Ukrainian Crisis, but Reluctant to Provide Military Aid
Partisan Divide in U.S. on What to Do about Russia-Ukraine Situation
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- NATO Publics Blame Russia for Ukrainian Crisis, but Reluctant to Provide Military Aid
- EU Seen as More Important to Ukraine than Russia
- East-West Divide in Ukrainian Views of Leaders, Except Putin
- Germany Seen Most Favorably by Ukrainians, Russia Least
- Ukrainians Prefer Donbas to Remain in Ukraine
- Ukrainians Wants Aid from the West
- Ukrainians Blame Russia for Violence, See Russia as Military Threat
- Western Ukraine Increasingly Critical of Government in Kyiv
- Most Ukrainians Disapprove of Poroshenko’s Handling of Key Issues
- Few in Ukraine Say National Government Has Good Influence
- Unhappy with Economy
- Russians Opposed to Ukraine Joining NATO or EU, Split on EEU Membership
- Russians Prefer Donbas to Secede
- Russians Increasingly See Their Government as Respecting Personal Freedoms
- Overwhelming Majority of Russians Say Breakup of USSR Was Bad for Russia
- Half in Russia Say NATO Is a Major Military Threat
- Russians’ Faith in Merkel, Obama Wanes
- Views of Western Powers Plummet in Russia
- Russians Hold Very Negative Views of U.S. and NATO
- Russian Confidence in Putin at New High
- Russians Overwhelmingly Support Putin’s Foreign and Domestic Policies
- More Russians Say Putin’s Handling of Ukraine Crisis Has Led to Worsening International Opinion of Russia
- Russians Blame Sanctions and Falling Oil Prices for Economic Woes
- Russian Views of Economy Souring
- NATO Countries Divided on Using Military Force to Defend Allies
- Many NATO Countries Oppose Supplying Ukraine with Arms Against Russia
- Division over Ukraine Joining EU
- Germans Oppose Ukraine Joining NATO
- Majorities in Most NATO Countries Back Economic Aid to Ukraine
- NATO Support Declining in Germany, Rising in Poland
- In NATO Countries, Russia Bears Largest Share of Blame for Violence in Ukraine
- Poland Most Worried about Russian Military Threat
- NATO Views of Russia and Putin Both Negative
- Ukrainians Want Donbas to Remain Part of Ukraine; Russians Want It to Secede
- Ukrainians Prefer Negotiations, but Want Donbas to Stay in Ukraine
- Russians Express Greater Pride in Russia, Confidence in Putin in International Affairs
- NATO Publics Have Negative View of Russia as Russian Ratings of West Plummet
- Poland Takes a Tougher Line on Russia
- U.S.-German Divide Over Ukraine
- NATO Countries Believe U.S. Will Come to Defense of Allies
- NATO Publics Support Ukraine, but Ukrainians Want More
- Putin Receives High Marks in Russia
- Russian Ratings of U.S., EU Collapse
- Many NATO Countries Reluctant to Use Force to Defend Allies
- Surveying Ukraine in 2015 Map
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