• According to a survey conducted by the 'Rating' Sociological Group between January 21-23, 2022, 61% support the idea of creating a military-political alliance comprising Ukraine, Poland, and Great Britain. 21% have a negative attitude toward this initiative, and 12% are indifferent.

• In a regional context, the idea of creating such an alliance enjoys the greatest support among residents of the western and central regions, as well as Kyiv (support level ranging from 65% to 76%). Residents of the southern regions (51% support, 31% do not support) and eastern regions (40% support, 38% do not support) have a somewhat less favorable attitude toward this initiative.

• Among supporters of political parties, the explicit opponents of this initiative are sympathizers of the 'Opposition Platform – For Life' party (62% do not support), Shariy's party (67% do not support), and Murayev's party (68% do not support). Among the voters of other parties, the number of those who support the initiative significantly exceeds the number of its opponents. The idea of creating a military-political alliance comprising Ukraine, Poland, and Great Britain enjoys the greatest support among voters of the 'European Solidarity,' 'Svoboda,' and 'Strength and Honor' parties (support level over 80%).