74% of Ukrainians support fighting Russia even without U.S. assistance. A significant majority—59% of respondents—also believe that Ukraine can defeat Russia on the battlefield
only 6% of respondents said they were willing to make territorial concessions regarding areas occupied by Russia after the full-scale invasion in 2022
Additionally, 70% of respondents are against lowering the mobilization age,
Original article is paywalled, quotes from https://ukrainetoday.org/74-of-ukrainians-ready-to-resist-russia-without-u-s-aid-support-zelenskyys-actions/
@[email protected] please edit the post and add the link to the post itself.
It’s been there the whole time.
Link the URL to the post, not just include the link in the post body as it is now.
Even on Fedia it’s not linked, so it’s not federation issue. https://fedia.io/m/[email protected]/t/1915621
I have no idea what you’re trying to convey here.
Your post (1) is text post without link attached.
I want you to attach the link to the post itself as is done in the post (2).I cannot view your link and I see nothing in the Fedia fields for making a new Thread that can be done differently than I did.
Giving up. Feel free to remove.
Fellow Mbin user here.
When I go and press edit on a text-only thread of mine, I get the following fields in order:
- URL (empty)
- Title
- (unlabaled) the post body, the main text of the post
- (unlabeled and grayed out) the magazine it’s posted to
- Tags
Your links show up in the post body, but the mod wants you to paste the original article URL into the URL field instead. If you’re using another language than English, it might be named differently.
Alternatively, when making a post, you can decide between creating a “link”, a “thread”, a “photo” or a “post” (exact wording might differ between languages and instances). This is currently a thread, but they want you to pick the link option instead. But like I said, editing should include the ability to fill in a link without having to recreate the post as a link post.
Thanks! That worked just fine. So we’re not using Threads anymore, just Links?
Your post is a text post, with the link in the post body.
They are asking you to make it into a link post, that links to the article.
Copy the link from text field, into the url field.
I find this survey interesting since it seems the information that reach the US is quite different.
Let me stop you right there, we don’t get 'information’in the US, that might actually inform some people and we don’t like that here.
Unfortunately
…You’ve noticed that, have you?
It greatly depends on the news source. Some of us in America follow multiple sources so we get better data, and if you’re smart, many of those are from overseas and not propaganda based.
But none of those matter to the orange king and his cronies, which seems to be the center of everything.
Russia is a much bigger nation than Ukraine. Asking Ukrainians if they can defeat Russia is kind of a useless poll.
You’re underestimating the difficulty in suppressing an insurgency. Even if the uniformed forces are defeated, that would only be the beginning of Russia’s challenges in controlling that territory. For a recent example, review the US in Afghanistan. Thousands of lives, billions of dollars, and two decades only for things to revert exactly to what they were before. The US wasn’t even trying to annex the territory, in the traditional sense.
Yeah, but that doesn’t seem to be particularly helpful to them.
That’s an incredibly strange statement. Do you know just how poor large parts of Russia is? Area, sure. Economy, no. Educated people, no. Well trained military, no.
They had to go to North Korea for additional solders and ammo.
Ukraine wouldn’t of lasted more than a few days if they didn’t have help. If Russia wanted to wipe Ukraine off the map they could. However, I think they are avoiding a full fledged war which would involve a full draft. It takes a serious amount of resources to go to that level. Ukraine is well armed thanks to the west and it would be even more of a blood bath.
It would involve mass murder which would look even worse for Russia
This just doesn’t meet the material reality. Regardless of your personal view of the war, Ukraine is suffering a catastrophic manpower shortage, and has resorted to similar recruitment tactics employed by Russian officers.
I guess they may feel as though there is no choice. Russia isn’t interested in negotiating whilst they believe their ideal terms can be won with force, but there are few feasible routes to any conclusion that returns Ukraine to its pre-2022 borders, let alone pre-2014.
This contradicts polling that majority of Ukrainians want peace even if it includes territorial concessions. Taken at time US was funding war.
