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作成日: 2024/02/24 06:30

更新日: 2025/12/08 17:21

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Nearly 70 percent of respondents to a poll in Ukraine believe the country should continue to fend off Russia&#039;s invasion and reclaim lost territory. But only 3 percent believe victory is getting close.
                
NHK and the Kyiv-based research organization Rating Group conducted a joint telephone survey between February 9 and 11 on 1,000 people.
                
The respondents were aged 18 and over and live across Ukraine, except Crimea, Donbas, and areas where mobile networks were unavailable.
                
Fifty-one percent believe Ukraine is getting closer to victory &quot;step by step,&quot; but just 3 percent said victory is &quot;getting closer.&quot;
                
Thirty percent said the conflict has reached a stalemate, and 12 percent said victory is either &quot;getting away&quot; or getting away &quot;step by step&quot;.
                
When asked what they expect of their government, 55 percent said they want to see a return to the borders of 1991, including Crimea and Donbas.
                
Thirteen percent said they want Ukraine&#039;s borders restored to the way they were on February 23, 2022, the day before the invasion began.
                
Twenty-four percent said they want to stop fighting and start peace negotiations. The figure has doubled from a year ago.
                
Saturday marks two years since Russia launched the invasion, and University of Tokyo Associate Professor Koizumi Yu says the conflict is likely to drag on into a third and fourth year.
                
Koizumi suggested Ukrainian troops are exhausted from their counteroffensive launched last year, and Russia lacks the capacity for a large-scale, coordinated attack.

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