28.9% of Ukrainians surveyed have relatives who left the country after the start of the full-scale invasion and continue to live abroad. These are the findings of a sociological survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy (20.8%) and Valeriy Zaluzhnyy (11.8%) top the list of those Ukrainians would like to see as president. At the same time, almost half of the respondents are opposed to holding elections before a peace agreement is signed. These are the findings of a sociological survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum.

Two-thirds of Ukrainians believe that Russia could attack NATO, and almost as many are convinced that Ukraine is capable of strengthening the Alliance. At the same time, Ukrainian support for accession to NATO and the EU has fallen slightly over the last two months, though it remains at a high level. These are the findings of a sociological survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum.

The balance of Ukrainians’ attitudes towards most Western countries has risen significantly compared with September 2025. Russia is the clear leader in terms of negative perceptions, with a balance of minus 90.5%. These findings are based on a sociological survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum.

The perception of US President Donald Trump among Ukrainians has fallen from -34.6% in September 2025 to -65.8% in April 2026. At the same time, opinions of the United States as a country remain positive. This is evidenced by data from a sociological survey commissioned by the Kyiv Security Forum.