Western leaders are all there, but their citizens have more stress problems at home, the data shows
Whether by approving Moscow or supplying arms to Kiev, Western leaders have thrown their full support behind Ukraine in response to Russia’s military action there. However, as the third month of the conflict draws to a close, their citizens are increasingly focusing on internal affairs.
How important is Ukraine to people around the world?
Citizens of 26 of the 27 countries surveyed by the Ipsos International Research Center, whether their leaders support Ukraine or not, “Inflation” As their number one concern in the April survey. These include countries that have taken a hard line against Russia (such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Poland), and those that have not condemned Moscow (such as India, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia).
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Sanctions hit the United States harder than Russia – the vote
Poverty, unemployment, crime and corruption are the four most worrying issues behind inflation,“Military clashes between nations” The gap between climate change and immigration control is coming on the 11th.
Do Westerners want to send weapons to Ukraine?
Do something. The United States has already provided Ukraine with about 4 billion worth of weapons and is in the process of approving another 40 billion military and economic aid package, with most respondents saying they “OK” According to a recent Democracy Institute poll, Ukraine has lost the conflict with Russia. Moreover, they see Russia as the fourth biggest threat to America and want to see President Joe Biden rather than leave the office of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The UK is looking for Soviet weapons to support Ukraine
Yet a majority (59%) surveyed by Ipsos in the United States last month favored arming Ukraine, as did the majority in the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Canada, Poland, France, Germany and Australia.“Peacekeeping” Sending troops to Ukraine, as suggested by ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, but Poland’s NATO allies are reluctant to do so. Sending Polish troops to Ukraine would risk open war between NATO and Russia.
What about prohibitions?
The ban still enjoys widespread approval. Multiple surveys show that 67% of Americans and 80% of EU citizens support economic sanctions on Moscow. In the UK, 78% of people surveyed by Ipsos this month support economic sanctions on Russia, but very few are willing to accept higher food and energy prices to hurt the Russian economy.
I’m talking about sanctions
Sanctions have consequences, and they have caused financial hardship for Russia as well as the West. In the United States, where citizens are struggling with record gas prices, decades of high inflation and food and consumer shortages, President Joe Biden has tried to blame Russia, his officials have used the term. “Putin’s price rises.”
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Financial Concerns Report Wave among Americans – Poll
Americans are not buying spin. Biden’s approval ratings have plummeted to multiple poles, with the management of his economy rated particularly disappointing. According to some recent statistics, only 29% of Americans approve of Biden’s economic performance, 55% say he has actively worsened the economy, and the vast majority say he is not doing enough to tackle inflation (81%) or reduce the deficit (73%). ).
Do Westerners support NATO?
The conflict in Ukraine has revived the Cold War-era NATO alliance, with Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg calling for more investment from member states and more deployment in Eastern Europe. Approval for the U.S. leadership of the military bloc increased in March, and Finnish citizens are now overwhelmingly in favor of joining the coalition, with 76% supporting membership this month, up from 53% in February.
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Finland’s NATO membership will trigger a response – Moscow
Finnish President Sauli Ninistটো and Prime Minister Sanaa Marin said on Thursday that they wanted to“Fast” I want NATO membership.
