A total of
34.1% of Ukrainians believe that the offensive of the Ukrainian troops is an
option for the solution to the situation in the east of the country, according
to findings of a public opinion poll conducted by Gorshenin Institute.
In particular, the
sociologists offered respondents possible solutions to the situation in the
east of Ukraine.
The majority of respondents,
or 34.1%, chose the offensive of the Ukrainian troops to restore control over
the entire territory of Ukraine.
At the same time, 24.2% of
respondents were in favor of granting a special status for certain territories
of Donbas in the framework of the Minsk agreements.
A total of 11.5% of
respondents were in favor of turning the situation into a frozen
conflict, while 9.2% called for the establishment of peace through the transfer of
the occupied part of Donbas to the Russian Federation. Another 21% of
respondents could not answer.
The poll was conducted on
February 8-17, 2016. A total of 2,000 people aged from 18 were questioned in
all regions of Ukraine (except for Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions). The
poll's margin of error is no more than 2.2%.
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