Victory or World at any cost: experts have found out what they think in the United States about Russia's war with Ukraine-media

According to experts, 31% of US citizens believe that the war should be completed as soon as possible, even though the Russian Federation can maintain the captured areas of Ukraine. A year after the Russian invasion, 65% of US citizens support the return of the occupied territories to Ukraine. About it writes The Hill with reference to a survey from Gallup. It is reported that Americans for the liberation of their lands by Ukraine, even if it means an escalation of the conflict.

However, according to a survey, 31% of US citizens believe that the war should be completed as soon as possible, even though the Russian Federation can maintain seized areas. The support of Ukraine's return of its territory is the highest among the Democrats, of which 81% support Kyiv. Only 53% of republicans also think. The survey also showed that 39% of Americans believe that the US is offering enough assistance to Ukraine, while 30% are sure that Washington is not doing enough.

At the same time, 28% of the United States citizens believe that the country sends too much assistance to Ukraine. According to experts, Republicans are more likely than Democrats that the United States is doing too many, while most Democrats are convinced that the level of assistance to Ukraine is sufficient. Journalists write that Gallup interviewed 1836 adults of Americans from January 2 to January 22, with a sampling error plus-minus 3 percentages.

Gallup or American Public Opinion Institute, founded by a Socialist Professor George Gellapam. Established in 1935, conducts regular surveys of domestic and foreign policy issues, enjoys international authority as one of the most reliable sources of information on the state of public opinion in the United States. Earlier, Focus wrote that in the United States showed the production of artillery ammunition for Ukraine. The steel ingot passes many stages before it can be used by howitzers.