Most of the respondents also expressed their opinion that Ukraine should return all the lost territories that belonged to it as of February 24.
The Russian authorities do not stop trying to use nuclear blackmail against Ukraine and the entire civilized world, thus trying to influence the unfortunate course of events on the battlefield. Some military experts believe that the threats of Putin and his entourage are an ordinary bluff, but there are also those who think otherwise. In particular, a survey by the Newsweek publication showed that more than half of Americans consider the probability of a Russian nuclear attack on Ukraine to be real.
According to journalists, more than half of Americans consider Russia's use of a nuclear bomb in Ukraine as a “realistic” or “very realistic” scenario. To the question: “Do you think it is possible that Russian President Vladimir Putin could use a nuclear bomb in Ukraine?” 14% of respondents said it was “very realistic” and 44% said it was “realistic”.
A further 19% said the use of nuclear weapons is “neither realistic nor unrealistic” scenario, while only 12% of Americans described it as “unrealistic” or “very unrealistic”.
< p style="text-align: justify;">The Newsweek poll was conducted on October 23-24 and surveyed 1,500 “eligible voters in the United States.” It also found that 52% of Americans believe that Ukraine should seek to return all territories lost since February 2022 before seeking a peace deal with Russia.
Another 20% said Ukraine should return all territories lost since 2014, including the Crimean Peninsula, before making a deal with the Kremlin. In addition, 27% of respondents stated that they do not have a specific answer to this question.
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