Support for Ukraine’s accession to NATO among Ukrainians is currently the highest in the entire history of observations: 83% would support this initiative in a referendum, according to the results of a survey by the sociological group “Rating” conducted from October 1 to October 2 among 2,000 respondents in all regions of Ukraine, except for the occupied territories where mobile communication is currently unavailable.
Source: Sociological group “Rating”
“Support for joining NATO is the highest in the history of observations: 83% would support this initiative in a referendum, 4% would oppose it, and 9% would not vote.”
76% supported joining the Alliance in June of this year, compared to the current 83%.
Joining NATO is perceived more cautiously by residents of the east of the country (69% are in favor of joining, 9% against, and 17% would not vote). Despite this, compared to the previous survey, the dynamics of support for joining the Alliance among residents of this macro-region is very positive (55% were in favor in June, 20% were against, and 22% would not come to vote).
In addition, 86% of respondents would support Ukraine’s accession to the European Union in the event of a referendum (3% are against, and 7% would not vote). Support for joining the EU is unanimous among representatives of all macro-regions and age groups in Ukraine.
See also: 10 NATO countries support Ukraine’s membership in NATO – Office of Ukraine’s President
