Most Ukrainians consider government corruption a greater threat to the country than Russian aggression
President Vladimir Zelensky during negotiations with Trump in December 2025. Photo: press service of the President of Ukraine 54% of Ukrainians believe that corruption in government bodies of the country is a greater threat to the development of Ukraine than Russian aggression, according to the results of a survey by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology (KIIS). Military aggression was named as a greater threat (compared to corruption) by only 39% of respondents.
