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In Topic: The Russia Politics and War in Ukraine Thread
25 February 2022 - 01:26 PM
Puck, on 24 February 2022 - 07:17 PM, said:Double post, but since I am currently arguing on Reddit with people who keep the "the Russian people hate the Russian government!!!1" mill going, I might as well drop the statistics here, too:
According to the Levada Analytical Center (which is considered trustworthy internationally) 69% of Russians approve of Putin's actions as of January 2022. That's a rise compared to 61% in August 2021. Disapproval dropped from 44% to 39% in the same time period.
Approval of the government as a whole also rose from 46% to 53% and 50% of Russians think the country is moving in the right direction.
The Duma isn't quite as popular with a current approval rating of "only" 45%.
When asked to name the politician they consider most trustworthy, 33% named Putin. Second place got 12%.
The majority of Russian citizens support Putin. There's no sugarcoating it.
Since kharkov ain't that far and re this and also @Ment: have you got any realiable idea on what were the general relations between russians and ukrainians actually like, particularly in the donetsk, luhanks, crimea and neighbouring regions, pre-2014, post-2014, and pre-2022? Were those relations markedly different from the rest of the country?
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