I'm sure all the civilians who are either hiding in basements or somehow got out of the country were polled.

"74% support Zelensky's direct talks with Putin on ending the war, a quarter do not. Slightly more supporters of direct talks in the South and East, but in other regions as well, the majority. "

I guess it depends on what each individual Ukrainian thinks "winning" is then, because if most of them support Zelensky trying to end the war via talks, then they clearly aren't thinking that he's gonna roll back the Russian forces to the border and win that way.

"Almost nothing has changed [in terms of Ukrainian's favorability towards these nations since the war began] - to Germany, Hungary, Georgia."

lmao, get fucked germany

also:

"Audience: the population of Ukraine aged 18 and older in all oblasts, except for the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and Donbas. The sample is representative by age, sex and type of settlement. Sample population: 1000 respondents. Survey method: CATI (Computer Assisted Telephone Interviews). Error of representativeness of the study with a confidence level of 0.95: not more than 3.1%. Dates: March 18, 2022 "

A bit sus. Of course if you exclude the most pro-Russian parts of the country, you get these results. And I also don't know if I like telephone interviews as a polling method but whatever. Hell, it feels a bit weird to even be doing polls when, like, your country is actively being occupied, but I guess it's somewhat useful information.

The propaganda machine is strong, much stronger than expected.

How was this poll done? Was it just asked of Ukrainian's still in the country? Because propaganda and nationalism is definitely powerful, but I also wonder about the makeup of the people who stayed rather than fled (although obviously I know plenty of people couldn't too).