66% of Ukrainians want a swift end to the war through negotiations.

Omissions

• The exact Gallup fieldwork period could not be confirmed from the retrieved sources; the figure is presented as current ('inzwischen') but is a single poll result whose fieldwork window should be specified.
• The same Gallup survey shows that 24% of Ukrainians favour continuing to fight until victory, a significant minority omitted from the claim.
• A more recent KIIS poll (fieldwork 12–21 September 2026, reported 6 October 2026 — one day after the session date) found 75% of Ukrainians are open to negotiations with Russia to end the war, a higher figure based on different question wording; the MEP could not have known this poll at the time of the session.
• All corroborating outlets (sfg.media, logos-pres.md) reproduce the same Gallup survey and are therefore not independent of each other.

Sources

• PrimaryGallup — Ukrainians Sour on U.S. LeadershipIn 2026, nearly one in four adults (24%) say Ukraine should continue fighting until it wins the war, while 66% say it should seek to negotiate as soon as possible to end the war.
• SecondarySFG Media — 66% of Ukrainians Want to End the War as Soon as Possible, Gallup Poll Shows66% of Ukrainians Want to End the War as Soon as Possible, Gallup Poll Shows. 24% of Respondents Support Continuing the Fighting Until Victory.
• SecondaryLogos Press — Gallup: 66% of Ukrainians support peace talks with RussiaA Gallup survey shows that two-thirds of Ukrainians favor negotiations with Russia to end the war, while 24% support continuing military action.
• SecondaryUkrainska Pravda — 75% of Ukrainians open to negotiations with Russia to end the war (KIIS poll)A KIIS poll shows 75% of Ukrainians are open to negotiations with Russia to end the war, but pollsters stress this does not mean support for Ukraine's capitulation.