Encuesta alemana: 63% respalda mantener o aumentar la ayuda militar a Ucrania
Una encuesta elaborada para ZDF encontró que el 63% de los alemanes respalda mantener o aumentar la ayuda militar europea a Ucrania. La mayoría desconfía de la voluntad de Vladimir Putin de poner fin a la guerra, mientras que el 57% consideraba que Donald Trump no apoya a ninguno de los dos bandos.
Puntos clave
- 30% de los respondentsンジャ want boost the European military aid to Ukraine.
- 33% positively assess the current level of European support for Ukraine.
- 32% favor reducing military aid to Ukraine.
- 63% support maintaining or increasing military aid to Ukraine.
- 79% doubt Vladimir Putin's willingness to end the war, while 16% believe he is genuinely interested in a lasting ceasefire.
- 38% see Donald Trump as siding with Russia, 1% as siding with Ukraine and 57% as supporting neither side.
- Support for Ukraine's EU accession fell from 61% in March 2022 to 41% in June 2026.
Por qué importa
The findings show that substantial German public support for military assistance to Ukraine persists despite political disagreement over the issue. At the same time, limited confidence in Putin's willingness to stop the war and the decline in support for Ukraine's EU accession point to a more skeptical German public outlook.
Qué ha ocurrido
A poll conducted for ZDF by the Forschungsgruppe Wahlen research group found that 30% of Germans want to increase Europe's military support for Ukraine, 33% are satisfied with its current level and 32% want it reduced. Overall, 63% favor maintaining or increasing the assistance. The poll also found that 79% doubt Putin's willingness to end the war, while only 16% believe he is genuinely interested in a lasting cessation of hostilities. Respondents were deeply divided over Trump's position: 38% believe he sides with Russia, 1% with Ukraine and 57% believe he supports neither side. On a possible Russian attack on eastern NATO countries, 46% see it as a real threat and 48% do not expect it.
Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes ucranianas
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes that German public support for military aid to Ukraine remains significant, alongside dissatisfaction with Europe's current level of assistance and concern about Russian intentions and NATO security. The media also highlight the marked decline in German support for Ukraine's accession to the European Union.
Contexto
The poll was conducted by the Forschungsgruppe Wahlen research group on 20–22 October 2026. It covered 1,225 German citizens eligible to vote, using telephone and online methods, with a statistical margin of error of roughly 2–3%. The results also projected 26% support for Alternative for Germany and 23% for the CDU/CSU bloc led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Supporters of Alternative for Germany were notably more likely than the overall sample to believe Putin was genuinely interested in a lasting ceasefire: 49% held that view.