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Comparing to May, the current amount of those who support prolongation of Russia's Black Sea Fleet (BSF) deployment in Crimea has been dropped on 8.4%, reports FOCUS referring to Institute of Politics.
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Number of "BSF fans" has been reduced
09/23/2010 |
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The public inquiry was held by Ukrainian Democratic Community on request of Institute of Politics.
Portion of supporters of the Kharkov agreements has been reduced from 58.9% to 50.5%, and amount of negatively spirited people raised on 9.5% (from 29.2% to 38.7%).
According to Institute of Politics, more than half of pollees (57.8%) consider the Medvedev-Yanukovich pact not threatening Ukraine's sovereignty. One third of respondents (33.4%) hold the opposite opinion. Some pollees (8.8%) could not answer with certainty.
If the BSF issue is submitted for referendum, relative majority of population (45.8%) would vote for non-withdrawal of the Russian fleet till 2042. Portion of opponents would be 35.8%, about 12.5% would not attend the referendum, and 5.9% could not answer with certainty.
In contrast to May, in September number of those who would vote for extension of BSF deployment has dropped on 8.5% (from 54.3% to 45.8%), and amount of opponents increased on 7.3% (from 28.5% to 35.8%).
The all-Ukraine poll was held in Sept 9-15, 2010. Sampled population is represented by adults from all Ukrainian regions. Totally, 1,200 respondents at the age of 18 and older were questioned. Statistical sampling error does not exceed 2.9%.