Key facts
- A majority of Ukrainians support joining the EU and NATO.
- Over 55% of respondents believe Ukraine is moving in the wrong direction.
- Corruption is cited as a major issue by respondents.
- Declining living standards are cited as a major issue by respondents.
- Domestic frustration with the country's direction and government is widespread.
A recent survey indicates that a majority of Ukrainians favor joining both the European Union and NATO, demonstrating a persistent desire for integration with Western alliances. This support exists concurrently with significant domestic frustration regarding the country's current trajectory and governance. The survey found that over 55% of respondents believe Ukraine is moving in the wrong direction. Key issues contributing to this sentiment include widespread corruption and a decline in living standards, which are cited as major concerns by the populace. Despite these internal challenges and frustrations, the aspiration for EU and NATO membership remains a dominant theme in public opinion.