According to an IPSOS poll, three years after the start of the Ukrainian war, 66% of French citizens believe the EU should continue to support Ukraine financially and militarily, even if the US does not. According to an Odoxa survey, 78% of French people do not want French troops sent to the battlefield, unless it is to enforce a potential peace treaty, in which case 55% support peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, Euronews correspondent Sophia Khatsenkova reports from Paris.
According to a recent survey, nearly half of Germans, Ukraine’s third largest financial supporter, want to end both financial and military support for the country. A form of Trump-era anti-Americanism is developing among Germans. According to Euronews correspondent Liv Stroud in Berlin, 71% of respondents expect German-American relations to deteriorate.
However, polls in Spain show a good trend. Spanish people want to support Ukraine. According to the Social Studies Gabinet, 68% of citizens approve aid for Kyiv. Meanwhile, around 94% feel that a cohesive European defence policy is critical throughout the war. Spain has traditionally had strong links with the United States, with multiple military sites scattered throughout the nation, and the Spanish government intends to strengthen those ties even further, according to journalist Roberto Macedonio.
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