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    June 8, 2015
    NATO Publics Blame Russia for Ukrainian Crisis, but Reluctant to Provide Military Aid

    U.S.-German Divide Over Ukraine

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    U.S.-German Divide Over Ukraine
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    NATO Publics Blame Russia for Ukrainian Crisis, but Reluctant to Provide Military Aid
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    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
    Partisan Divide in U.S. on What to Do about Russia-Ukraine Situation
    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
    NATO Publics More Supportive of Economic than Military Aid for Ukraine
    Surveying Ukraine in 2015 Map
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