• According to a survey conducted by the 'Rating' Sociological Group, 43% of Ukrainians believe that Ukraine's international policy is moving in the right direction, 46% believe it is moving in the wrong direction, and 11% were unable to answer. At the same time, regarding the general state of affairs in the country, 67% believe they are moving in the wrong direction, 25% in the right direction, and 7% are undecided.

• Half of Ukrainians are confident that the recent visits of international leaders to Ukraine benefit the country, while a quarter believe it has no impact. However, only 17% think such visits are more likely to harm Ukraine.

• About 60% of respondents believe that the US and Great Britain are defending Ukraine's interests in the Donbas negotiations, while a third consider these countries to have a neutral position.

• 55% of respondents believe that the OSCE maintains a neutral position in the negotiation process, 28% believe it defends Ukraine's interests, and 5% believe it defends Russia's interests.

• 58% of respondents believe that France maintains a neutral position, 26% believe it defends Ukraine's interests, and 8% believe it defends Russia's interests.

• 69% of respondents believe that Germany maintains a neutral position, 13% believe it defends Ukraine's interests, and 13% believe it defends Russia's interests.

• 67% of respondents stated they are superficially familiar with the content of the Minsk Agreements, and only 12% know their content very well. Every fifth person is completely unfamiliar with the content of the agreements, though this figure has decreased over the last 4 years from 39% to 21%. 

• The majority of respondents believe that Ukraine should review the Minsk Agreements and sign new ones (63%), and this figure is increasing dynamically. Only 11% believe that Ukraine must fulfill all demands, while 18% believe, conversely, that Ukraine should withdraw from the negotiation process altogether.

• The majority of surveyed Ukrainians believe that Russia is to blame for the Minsk Agreements not working (57%), another 10% place the blame on representatives of the so-called 'LNR, DNR,' and only 12% consider Ukraine to be at fault. 12% were unable to answer who is to blame.

• V. Zelenskyy is the leader of the presidential rating, whom 24.6% of those who have decided on their choice and intend to vote are ready to support. P. Poroshenko is supported by 16.8%, Y. Tymoshenko by 9.9%, and Y. Boyko by 8.3%. Y. Murayev is ready to receive 6.9% of the votes, I. Smeshko 6.6%, D. Razumkov 6.2%, V. Groysman 5.7%, and O. Lyashko 3.1%. The rating of other candidates does not exceed 3%. Compared to the previous month, support for Zelenskyy slightly increased, support for Y. Boyko slightly decreased, and the ratings of the others remained almost unchanged.

• The anti-rating of candidates continues to be led by P. Poroshenko: 43% of voters would not vote for him under any circumstances. Approximately 36% would not vote for Y. Boyko, 33% each for Y. Tymoshenko and V. Zelenskyy, 23% for O. Lyashko, 20% each for V. Klitschko and Y. Murayev, 15% each for A. Yatsenyuk and O. Tyahnybok, and 13% for V. Groysman.

• The 'Servant of the People' party is currently ready to be supported by 18.3% of those who will vote and have decided on their choice, and the 'European Solidarity' party by 17.1%. 'Batkivshchyna' is ready to receive 10.8% of the votes, and the 'Opposition Platform – For Life' party 9.7%. Razumkov's 'Smart Politics' party is supported by 5.9%, Murayev's 'Nashi' party by 5.5%. Pritula's '24 August' party is ready to receive 5.3% of the votes, 'Strength and Honor' 5.2%, the Radical Party 4.7%, the 'Ukrainian Strategy of Groysman' party 4.0%, Shariy's party 3.4%, and 'UDAR of Vitali Klitschko' and All-Ukrainian Union 'Svoboda' each 2.8%. The rating of other political forces is no more than 2%.