75% of Ukrainians believe that Russia will attack Ukraine again after signing a peace agreement, according to a KSF survey
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Yatsenyuk: The 2014 reforms gave Ukraine the resources to survive in 2022
11.02.26 | 22:00
Support for EU and NATO membership among Ukrainians has grown, according to a survey by the KSF
11.02.26 | 13:48
The positive attitude of Ukrainians towards Britain and Canada is growing, while Russia ranks highest as the most hated country. Survey by the Kyiv Security Forum
11.02.26 | 07:09
Director of the Kyiv Security Forum Lubkivsky: Over the past 12 years, Ukraine has made a huge investment in Western security
09.02.26 | 08:26
75% of Ukrainians believe that Russia will attack Ukraine again after signing a peace agreement, according to a KSF survey
75.2% of respondents are convinced that if a peace agreement is signed, Russia will violate it and attack Ukraine as soon as it deems necessary.This is the highest figure recorded during the entire observation period. These are the findings of the survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum and conducted by The Razumkov Center on the eve of the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 13-15.
Director of the Kyiv Security Forum Lubkivsky: Over the past 12 years, Ukraine has made a huge investment in Western security
Over 12 years of war against Ukraine, Russia has spent nearly $800 billion – $350 billion more than Ukraine and its allies (the US, EU and UK) combined, and this figure will soon reach a trillion. This was stated by the Director of the Kyiv Security Forum, diplomat Danylo Lubkivsky, on Hromadske Radio following a special KSF event, ‘Twelve years of war. What next?’.
75% of Ukrainians believe that Russia will attack Ukraine again after signing a peace agreement, according to a KSF survey
75.2% of respondents are convinced that if a peace agreement is signed, Russia will violate it and attack Ukraine as soon as it deems necessary.This is the highest figure recorded during the entire observation period. These are the findings of the survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum and conducted by The Razumkov Center on the eve of the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 13-15.
Yatsenyuk: The 2014 reforms gave Ukraine the resources to survive in 2022
When Putin annexed Crimea and deployed troops in Donbas in 2014, the state treasury held $10,000, the army was basically non-existent, and the country was deeply infiltrated by Russian agents. This was stated by the Chairman of the Kyiv Security Forum, Prime Minister of Ukraine in 2014-2016, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, on the Kyiv Post's Off the Record podcast with Canadian Ambassador Natalka Cmoc.
Support for EU and NATO membership among Ukrainians has grown, according to a survey by the KSF
83% of respondents support Ukraine's accession to the EU, while 71.3% support NATO membership. Compared to September 2025, Ukrainian support for both of these strategic issues has grown. These are the findings of the survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum and conducted by The Razumkov Center on the eve of the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 13-15.
The positive attitude of Ukrainians towards Britain and Canada is growing, while Russia ranks highest as the most hated country. Survey by the Kyiv Security Forum
Ukrainians demonstrate the highest level of positive attitude towards Great Britain, Canada, France and Germany. Negative attitudes are highest towards Russia. These are the findings of a sociological study prepared by the Razumkov Centre on behalf of the Kyiv Security Forum on the eve of the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 13-15.
Director of the Kyiv Security Forum Lubkivsky: Over the past 12 years, Ukraine has made a huge investment in Western security
Over 12 years of war against Ukraine, Russia has spent nearly $800 billion – $350 billion more than Ukraine and its allies (the US, EU and UK) combined, and this figure will soon reach a trillion. This was stated by the Director of the Kyiv Security Forum, diplomat Danylo Lubkivsky, on Hromadske Radio following a special KSF event, ‘Twelve years of war. What next?’.
75% of Ukrainians believe that Russia will attack Ukraine again after signing a peace agreement, according to a KSF survey
75.2% of respondents are convinced that if a peace agreement is signed, Russia will violate it and attack Ukraine as soon as it deems necessary.This is the highest figure recorded during the entire observation period. These are the findings of the survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum and conducted by The Razumkov Center on the eve of the Munich Security Conference, which will take place on February 13-15.
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