Summary
This report presents the findings of a 29-country survey conducted by Ipsos regarding global attitudes towards the ongoing war in Ukraine. The survey, which involved 23,216 adults and was conducted between March 21 and April 4, 2025, aims to assess how public opinion has evolved since the onset of the conflict in 2022. The results indicate a muted optimism that the war may conclude in 2025, with significant variations in sentiment across different countries. While many respondents express concern that inaction could embolden Russia, a majority in most surveyed nations prefer not to engage militarily in Ukraine. The report also highlights a decline in support for military involvement among NATO members since 2022. Additionally, it documents the prevailing worries among the public regarding the potential for further military aggression if military action is taken in Ukraine. This study provides valuable insights into the complexities of public sentiment surrounding international security issues.
