Poll: 79% of Ukrainians believe that all Russians are to blame for Russia's attack on Ukraine
The vast majority of Ukrainians surveyed believe that "ordinary Russians" are to blame for Russia's attack on Ukraine.
This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted by Info Sapiens on March 28-29, 2022.
79% of respondents accused "ordinary Russians" of invading Ukraine. Two weeks ago, that figure was 75%.
At the same time, 47% of Ukrainians believe that Russian citizens are completely to blame for the war, 32% are rather guilty. 12% said that the Russians were "probably not guilty" and 5% said that they were "not guilty at all."
The majority (53%) of Ukrainians had close relatives or friends in Russia before the war. 38% of them said that they still communicate with them, and 15% that they no longer consider them relatives or friends.
77% of those who had relatives or friends in Russia stopped communicating with them, either with all or with some people. Only 22% of respondents continue to communicate.
