**Ukrainians Not Sure About Peace Deal with Russia**
There is no agreement among Ukrainians on what a potential peace deal with Russia should look like, according to a new global poll. The poll was conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) and presented four options related to NATO/EU membership and security.
**Different Views in Ukraine**
The ECFR poll found that 38% of Ukrainians are open to giving up some territories while preserving independence, in order to end the war with Russia quickly. However, others have different views. Some think a peace agreement would be unfair to Ukraine, while others believe it would be fair.
**Trump Administration’s Role**
The US is involved in trying to find a solution to the conflict. The Trump administration has expressed its willingness to hold talks between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. However, there are different opinions about what this could mean for Ukraine.
**No Agreement on Peace Terms**
There is no clear agreement among Ukrainians or international leaders on what terms a peace deal with Russia should have. Some people believe that NATO membership for Ukraine would be the most important issue to resolve first. Others think that security guarantees and Western arms supplies are more important.
**Kyiv’s Viewpoint**
The Ukrainian government has made it clear that any peace agreement must ensure the country’s sovereignty is maintained. The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has said that a lasting peace can only be achieved through coordinated work with international partners, not just a suspension of hostilities.
**Uncertainty Ahead**
With no clear consensus on what a peace deal should look like, uncertainty surrounds the future of the conflict. The poll found that 23% of respondents think a peace agreement under Trump would be fair to Ukraine, while 31% believe it would be unfair. As the war approaches its fourth year, the situation remains tense and unpredictable.
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