ارتفاع ثقةUkrainianين الرئيس Zelensky بعد اتفاقimination جزئي من عقوبات الديزلicki الروسي
أظهر استطلاع للمعهد كيي国际 ل sociological.Show polling by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology found that 54% of respondents trusted President Volodymyr Zelensky, while 41% did not. Trust increased from 43% before a US-Russian agreement easing sanctions on Russian diesel fuel to 57% afterward, according to the institute. Researchers say the rise may reflect a rally-around-the-flag response to US pressure, but its duration is unknown.
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- Overall, 54% of respondents trusted Volodymyr Zelensky, while 41% did not.
- On 8–9 October, 43% trusted Zelensky and 52% did not.
- On 10–16 October, trust rose to 57%, while distrust fell to 39%.
- The KIIS survey involved 1,031 adults living in government-controlled Ukraine.
- Residents of temporarily occupied territories and people who left Ukraine after 24 February 2022 were excluded.
- KIIS attributes the increase partly to a possible rally-around-the-flag effect following US pressure.
- Researchers said the duration of the reported effect remains unknown.
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The poll indicates a substantial short-term rise in public support for Zelensky following the diesel agreement. KIIS said the increase may reflect a rally-around-the-flag response to US pressure on Ukraine, but the duration of the effect is unknown. The findings may influence the political environment surrounding negotiations over Russian energy exports and the war.
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The Kyiv International Institute of Sociology reported that 54% of respondents trusted President Volodymyr Zelensky and 41% did not. Trust measured on 8–9 October stood at 43%, compared with 52% distrust; on 10–16 October, trust rose to 57% and distrust fell to 39%. KIIS attributes part of the shift to a possible rally-around-the-flag effect following US pressure after the US-Russian diesel agreement. The institute said it could not determine how long that effect might last.
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Ukrainian coverage focuses on the domestic political effect of the diesel agreement, particularly the increase in trust in Zelensky and the possible rally-around-the-flag response to US pressure. It also places the agreement in the context of sanctions, Russia’s financing of the war and pressure on Ukraine.
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The English-language account focuses on the numerical changes in trust and distrust and identifies the diesel agreement and US pressure as their context. It also highlights KIIS’s uncertainty about how long the reported rally-around-the-flag effect could last.
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The KIIS interpretation is presented with some tension: the poll shows that trust increased after the agreement, while the institute also suggested that, without the agreement and subsequent US pressure, trust might have fallen below 50% for the first time. Other reported poll results are consistent.
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The agreement concerned the US Treasury’s authorization for Russian diesel sales through 7 April 2027. Zelensky criticized the easing of sanctions without a clear long-term de-escalation agreement. KIIS surveyed 1,031 adults in government-controlled territory and excluded residents of temporarily occupied territories and people who left Ukraine after 24 February 2022.