less, but we have good survey results, which were really pleasing, conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociologymyr panioto, the president of the committee, professor of the national university of the kyiv myglyansk academy, joins us, mr. volodymyr, good day, good day, in fact, the results of the survey, which were evaluated by ukrainians, under... support the idea of ​​democracy, democratic development, as well as the idea of ​​holding elections during the war. to be honest, i was very pleased with these results, but let me tell you what this survey actually showed and what questions did it answer? well, i thought so too that people adequately assess whether or not elections should be held during the war , we talked about the end of... the powers of the verkhovna rada and the powers of the president and when elections should be held when they are scheduled, or whether elections should be held after the end of the war ? and 81% said that after the end of the war, there were also data from other sociologists who had a slightly different wording , and the numbers were still slightly different, but

well, here is the kyiv international institute of sociology conducted a survey, research, and 81% ofsurveyed citizens of ukraine spoke in favor of the fact that during the martial law, martial law actions , elections were not held, this is vivid, it illustrates very well, the attitude of society, because we will understand that the military will not be able to vote, a lot of people now went abroad, where they are someone, well, that is, a lot of people who died, but they are not recorded , that they died, maybe they are on the electoral rolls, there is no, the fact of death, we know that there are hundreds in mariupol, thousands of people who are nowhere registered that they died, or went missing, or were abducted to russia , well, that is, this is some kind of terra incognita, white spots in relation to the voter register, that is, it will be necessary to redo this voter register in any case, so that it. ..

well, the kyiv international institute of sociology conducted a survey and research, and 81% of the surveyed citizens of ukraine supported the fact that elections should not be held during martial law, the actions of martial law, this is vivid, it very well illustrates the attitude of society, because we will understand that they... will not be able to vote, many people have now gone abroad, where are they, well, that is, many people who died, but they are not recorded, that they died, maybe they are on the electoral lists, there is no fact of death, we know that there are hundreds and thousands of people in mariupol who are not registered anywhere, that they died, or went missing, or were kidnapped to russia, well, that is it some kind of terra incognita, white spots regarding the voter register, it will have to be redone in any case, this voter register, in order for it to be verified and admitted to the work of the central election commission, please, really, i need the state voter register reminds today a patient who is lying unconscious in the intensive care unit, and when someone says

for the consultative mission of the european union in ukraine was conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociology parallel, we also conduct surveys on youtube and ask people what they think, whether the government is doing enough efforts to carry out reforms in the state. our sociology is like this, but at the moment, 84% say that it is not enough. 6% is enough and 9% is difficult to say whether it is appropriate and necessary to talk about reforms during war and during martial law, because the government can always say, listen, what reforms, we are working there around the clock, because we have a front, because we have foreign policy activities, because we need to agree on something, you are here with your reforms, let's do it after the war, let's do it after we win, what what serhiy, we are still talking about the reforms that he requires. and in the recommendations of the white house, but what kind of reforms are prescribed there, this is a return to the constitutional norms of the 19th year, that is, during the zelenskyi presidency, our state system was so distorted that under these circumst

who interviewed the foundation democratic initiative named after kuchaev and the kyiv international institute of sociologyelieve that in the last two months, upa, the ukrainian postan army has established a tradition of resistance to the aggressor, which we nurture and increase to this day. professor of kyiv-mohyla university, scientific director of the democratic initiative foundation named after ilko kuchriev, oleksiy haran. mr. oleksiy, congratulations, glory. glory to the heroes, by the way, also the bander, opiv greeting, it has already entered our lexicon, people know where it comes from it, the survey showed that people know where this greeting comes from, although i think that our other interlocutor, historian and politician volodymyr vietrovych can argue about the full greeting, from the point of view that they have a monopoly on this greeting, because it seems even in the holnodyariv republic, our defenders from the first muscovites, greeted each other, like this, confirm, deny, mr. volodymyr , we congratulate you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes , i confirm a little, i refute a little, th

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this is evidenced by the results of a sociological survey conducted by the kyiv international institute of sociology. also, over the past year , there has been an 18% increase in those who believe in the presence of serious conflicts between the political leadership of the country and the command of the army, but more than half of the respondents are sure that the actions of the government and the army are coordinated. in addition, twice as many people believe that the west is tired of ukraine and wants it to negotiate with russia. at the same time, more than half of the respondents still believe that the west continues to help ukraine and wants the war to end on terms acceptable to ukraine. in this study , kmis analyzed how ukrainians perceive russian narratives. sociologists conclude that over the past year, the number of ukrainians who believe in these narratives has increased somewhat, although the vast majority still do not believe in them. the growth of negative sentiments among ukrainians is influenced by the fatigue of the population, especially supply weapons of ukraine, not ju

evening, vasyl, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, there is a survey by the kyiv international institute of sociologys a question about how things are going in ukraine are developing, they say that they are developing in the wrong direction, ukrainians, including ukrainians, believe that ukrainians have decreased trust in the executive and legislative bodies of the authorities in ukraine, in the government, in particular, in the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and in the president, as well, as it were you explained it whether this is the first or the third bell, or what kind of bell it is for the ukrainian authorities, please look, in fact, this is not news, so to speak, already at the beginning of september there was another survey, it, if i am not mistaken, conducted conducted by iri, this is one of the leading institutes of the united states of america in ukraine, and they have already conducted a certain survey, which essentially showed certain trends, today's survey, which was published by the kyiv institute of sociology, it simply once again demonstrated the continuation of these trends, well, in fa

very briefly, here is the latest survey, it is a bit economic and political, by the kyiv institute of international sociologythat 54% of ukrainians consider ukraine's membership in nato to be a higher priority, and only 24 believe that membership in the eu is our the priority, let me remind you, is the indicators there in may were almost the same, that is , the situation has changed in six months, your comment, why, that is , ukrainians pay less attention to economic issues now? and i think that it just is, everyone perfectly understands what nato is for, it is security, because everyone wants us, for example, to have guarantees, as any guarantee should, a nato country, everyone perfectly understands that if you are in nato, you will not be attacked a second time, that is why nato remains a high priority . fully understand the advantages that the european union provides. that by opening this market, you will be able to sell your products, enter the european market, receive higher wages, it is always equalized gradually, not immediately, but gradual wages in a country that joins the european union, it rises t