Approval of US leadership drops in Ukraine: Gallup 

Ukrainian ’ acceptance of leaders in the United States drastically dropped in 2023, according to a new study from Gallup.

Almost three-quarters of those surveyed in Ukraine believed in the U.S. S. authority in 2023, over 13 percentage points from the record-high 66 percent approval rating in 2022. That’s according to Gallup’s Rating World Leaders 2024 review, published Tuesday.

According to the poll, 22 % of Ukrainian respondents disapproved of the U.S. S. authority, while another 25 cent said they were uncertain or declined to answer the question.

About a year after Russia’s initial invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the study of world leaders ‘ approval ratings was conducted throughout 2023. Some U. S. politicians, especially liberals, grew more opposed to approving more support to Ukraine in its war against Russia next month. Since the end of 2022, Congress has not given Ukraine any more help, and the money has completely dried up.

The study found that the overall worldwide opinion of U.S. S. administration stood at 41 percent in 2023, remaining constant from the 2022 approval rating. The average international opinion of U.S. S. Management has decreased over the past two years from the first year of the Biden administration’s 45 percent approval rating.

The overall global approval score remained firm last month, but. S. Additionally, administration saw declines in approval ratings across various nations. Finland’s approval ranking of U. S. management dropped 13 percentage points in 2023 from 2022, while India’s dropped 11 percent items.

But, Israel’s acceptance of U. S. In 2023, command increased. Eighty-one percent of respondents in the country said they approved of the administration, up 16 percent items from the previous month.

The House approved a sizable international aid deal over the weekend as a result of the study findings. The deal, which was divided into four separate seats, includes around$ 61 billion for Ukraine,$ 26 billion for international humanitarian aid, and$ 8 billion for Taiwan and other U.S. countries. S. supporters in the Indo-Pacific.

In 133 to 134 countries and regions over the course of the time, the study for the 2023 acceptance ratings was conducted among the older people of those aged 15 and older. The results, which are based on the total specimen of American individuals, have a margin of sampling error that ranges from 1 to 1. 2 to 5. 6 percent points.