Sondagem alemã revela apoio欧元ersistent à ajuda militar à Ucrânia
Uma sondagem amongst 1.225-German citizens with the right to vote found that 63% support maintaining or increasing European military aid to Ukraine. Most doubted Vladimir Putin's willingness to end the war, while 57% believed Donald Trump supported neither side in the conflict.
Pontos principais
- 30% defend increasing European military aid to Ukraine.
- 33% positively assess Europe's current level of support for Ukraine.
- 32% advocate reducing military aid to Ukraine.
- 63% support maintaining or increasing the current level of European military assistance.
- 79% doubt Vladimir Putin's willingness to end the war; 16% believe he is genuinely interested in a lasting cessation of hostilities.
- 38% believe Donald Trump sides with Russia, 1% believes he sides with Ukraine and 57% say he supports neither side.
- Support for Ukraine's EU accession fell from 61% in March 2022 to 41% in June 2026.
Porque é importante
The results point to sustained German public backing for substantial military assistance to Ukraine despite political disagreement over its scale. At the same time, low confidence in Vladimir Putin's willingness to stop the war suggests limited public trust in negotiations. The findings also highlight concern about Russian intentions and NATO security, alongside a substantial decline in support for Ukraine's European Union accession.
O que aconteceu
A poll conducted for ZDF by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen from 20 to 22 October found that 30% of Germans wanted European military support for Ukraine to increase, 33% were satisfied with its current level and 32% wanted it reduced. Overall, 63% backed either maintaining or increasing assistance. On ending the war, 79% doubted Vladimir Putin's willingness, while 16% believed he was genuinely interested in a lasting cessation of hostilities. Views of Donald Trump were divided: 38% considered him aligned with Russia, 1% aligned with Ukraine and 57% believed he supported neither side. The poll involved 1,225 eligible German voters, was conducted by telephone and online and had a reported margin of error of around 2–3%.
Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas
A cobertura PUTUkrainian highlights continued German public support for military aid to Ukraine, alongside dissatisfaction with Europe's present level of assistance. The polling also points to broader concern about Russia's intentions and NATO security, as well as the decline in German support for Ukraine's accession to the European Union.
Contexto
Respondents were divided over whether European military support for Ukraine should increase, remain unchanged or be reduced. Supporters of Alternative for Germany were more likely than the German sample as a whole to believe Vladimir Putin was genuinely interested in a lasting cessation of hostilities. The poll also projected 26% of the vote for Alternative for Germany, 23% for the CDU/CSU bloc led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, 14% for the Social Democratic Party, 13% for the Greens and 11% for the Left Party.