Although Europeans are increasingly less confident that Ukraine will win the war with Russia, this has not greatly diminished their confidence in the need to maintain support for Kyiv at current levels or even increase it if the US ceases to provide assistance. 42% of Europeans think so versus 33% of those who consider it necessary to reduce support following America.

While Europeans are increasingly sceptical about the likelihood of Ukraine winning the war against Russia, this has not significantly reduced their confidence in the need to maintain support for Kyiv at current levels, or even increase support if the US stops providing assistance. This is the view of 42% of Europeans compared to 33% who believe it is necessary to cut support following America's lead.

By the end of the second year of the war, Ukrainians have not lost their will to win, although they are somewhat more pessimistic than before about the prospects for ending the conflict, as indicated by polls conducted at the beginning of 2024. However, a striking change is taking place in Ukrainian public sentiment around domestic politics.

By the end of the second year of the war, Ukrainians had not lost the will to win, although they were somewhat more pessimistic than before about the prospects for ending the conflict, polls in early 2024 show. However, dramatic changes are taking place in the Ukrainian social climate around domestic politics.