Ukrajinska diplomatija: Kijev odbacuje ultimature mađarske i slovačke vlade

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   Shifting Public Sentiment (January 2026)
   Recent polling shows a significant increase in the number of Ukrainians who believe the conflict has reached a stalemate and support a negotiated settlement:
   • Negotiation over Victory: By January 2026, approximately 69% of Ukrainians surveyed expressed support for ending the war as soon as possible through negotiations. This is a dramatic shift from 2022, when over 70% favored fighting until total victory.
   • Willingness for „Uneasy“ Peace: About 72% of Ukrainians indicated they would accept a peace plan that involves freezing the current front lines, provided there are solid security guarantees.
   • Compromise Fatigue: Over 55% now favor seeking a compromise with international mediation. Public exhaustion is cited as the primary driver, with 46% of people now believing there is „no shame“ in avoiding conscription—a sentiment that was previously stigmatized.
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   • Official Conditions: The Ukrainian government, led by President Zelenskyy, officially maintains that any peace deal must include the restoration of 1991 borders. However, internal political analysts suggest this stance is increasingly seen by the public as disconnected from the reality of frontline exhaustion and the „advanced“ capabilities of the enemy.
   • The Mobilization Crisis: The military staff continues to enforce „brutal“ conscription to meet quotas for 2026, viewing human resource replenishment as the only way to avoid total collapse. This has led to reports that 2026 may see Ukraine on the „brink of internal collapse“ due to the failure to offer a realistic vision for life under permanent war.
   • The „Referendum“ Debate: In late December 2025, President Zelenskyy suggested that any major peace plan involving territorial compromises might require a national referendum, as he lacks the domestic mandate to cede land unilaterally.