politclub program, vitaly portnikov is with you, and the guest of this part of the program is volodymyr paniotayiv international sociology. professor of sociology at the university of kyiv-mohyla academy. congratulations, mr. volodymyr. congratulations, good evening. so, let's try to understand to begin with how, in your opinion, the mood of ukrainians changed during the war, can we talk about some kind of trend? during the war, in general , such strong changes took place that sometimes exceed those changes that occurred during the entire previous time. for the first time after the war, as american sociologists say, there was a mobilization and rallying around the right and people began to trust the government, the president and the parliament more. to the state as a whole, began to value the state more, especially strange things happened when they talked about some objective things, and they said that this is constant, there 66% feel the deterioration of mental health, er, unemployment, the level of material deprivation and so on, and when we ask.. . it became worse or better, how satisfied or

politclub program, vitaly portnikov is with you, and the guest of this part of the program is volodymyr paniotaesident of the kyiv international institute of sociology, professor of sociology at the university of kyiv-mohyla academy. greetings, mr. volodymyr, greetings, good evening. so, let's try to understand to begin with how, in your opinion , the mood of ukrainians changed during the war, so we can talk about some kind of trend. during the war in general, such strong changes have taken place, which sometimes exceed those changes that occurred during the entire previous period, in the first period after the war there was, as american sociologists say, mobilization and rallying around rights and... people began to have more trust in the government, to the president and to the parliament, to the state as a whole, began to value the state more, especially strange things happened when they talked about some objective things, and they said, everything got worse, there 66. feels a deterioration in mental health, eh -e, unemployment, level of material wealth and so on, and when we ask whether it h