41% of Russians feel the impact of sanctions, but …
To Russia snowThe impact of Western sanctions was felt more between the ages of 24 and 35
41% of Russians invest in the country’s economy in Ukraine snowHe felt the effects of the sanctions imposed since the beginning of the war.
The chronicle is based on a survey conducted by a group of independent sociologists that, To Russia snowThe impact of Western sanctions was felt more between the ages of 24 and 35.
Respondents to the survey noted deteriorating financial well-being.
Only 23 percent said they were least affected by the sanctions.
39% of respondents said that their income decreased during the war.
This has also become clear that, The poorest people say that family incomes are declining.
32% of respondents are depressed about what happened and he even said he was excited.
“Militarists” and “Pacifists”
This is also noted that, The “Chronicle” conditionally divided the respondents into two groups.
The “militarists” group includes those who support Moscow’s military operations in Ukraine.
The “pacifists” are those who want the war to end soon.
Respondents in the first group were mostly people killed in connection with the war and distresses.
The second group of people is mainly due to Russia’s isolation in the world and the economic situation and are concerned about the rise of totalitarianism in the country.
However, the war immediately and Only 18 percent of those polled want an unconditional suspension.
39% of respondents want Moscow to achieve the independence of Donbas separatists, and 36% want Crimea to be recognized as part of Russia.
About 40 percent of respondents Ukraine He said he wanted to wait for the full capitulation of the army.