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77% of Ukrainians say the country should continue armed resistance even if Russian winter attacks leave people without electricity, heat or sewage, according to a KIIS poll of 1,003 adults conducted from August 21 to September 10. 12% said Ukraine should accept any Russian demands, even if they look like capitulation, while 11% were undecided. Support for continued resistance was a majority in every region, ranging from 83% in Kyiv to 68% in the east.

77% of Ukrainians say the country should continue armed resistance even if Russian winter attacks leave people without electricity, heat or sewage, according to a KIIS poll of 1,003 adults conducted from August 21 to September 10. 12% said Ukraine should accept any Russian demands, even if they look like capitulation, while 11% were undecided. Support for continued resistance was a majority in every region, ranging from 83% in Kyiv to 68% in the east.
77% of Ukrainians say the country should continue armed resistance even if Russian winter attacks leave people without electricity, heat or sewage, according to a KIIS poll of 1,003 adults conducted from August 21 to September 10. 12% said Ukraine should accept any Russian demands, even if they look like capitulation, while 11% were undecided. Support for continued resistance was a majority in every region, ranging from 83% in Kyiv to 68% in the east.

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