A research from CBS/YouGov Disclosure on Sunday (2) reveals that just over half of Americans (52%) support Ukraine in the war against Russia, while only 4% say they are with the Russians. However, a significant portion of the population (44%) claims not to support either countries.
The survey was conducted before, at the Oval Hall last Friday (28). The results show that American public opinion is divided over Trump’s role in the conflict.
According to the survey, 46% believe that their shares and statements favored Russia, 43% say that it has treated both countries equally and only 11% see a pro-Ukraine bias.
The research also highlights a strong party contrast regarding the conflict. Among Democrats, 72% say pro-Uctural, while among Republicans this number drops to 32%.
In addition, 66% of Americans consider Russia a hostile threat or enemy, but 41% of Republicans classify it as friendly or ally – a much higher rate than 26% of democrats who share this vision.
The survey also points out that most Americans believe that the war between Russia and Ukraine has an impact on the interests of the United States. While 48% of Democrats consider the conflict “very important” to the US, only 20% of Republicans share this opinion.
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Regarding the sending of weapons and military aid to Ukraine, the country is divided: 51% of respondents are favorable, while 49% are opposed. Again, there is a clear party difference, with 72% of Democrats supporting military aid, against only 32% of Republicans.
O, according to the survey, is 51%, with 49% disapproval. The number represents a slight drop in relation to the previous survey of the CBSbut follows above the average of other recent research, such as those released by the CNN, Reuters/Ipsos e Gallupwhich indicate lower rates of approval to the Republican President.
