Support for the war in Russia has fallen to a minimum, according to the Levada Center.

According to the results of the February poll, the proportion of those who support the continuation of military operations, decreased up to 24% - this is the minimum for four years of war.

According to the Levada Center, the majority of Russians believe that peace talks should now begin – 67%, the highest number in four years of war.

Those who support peace negotiations are primarily women and young people under 25. The war is not supported by the majority of rural residents, nor by those who barely have enough money for food and clothing.

Many men and older people support the war. Many of them rely on television and domestic video platforms (VK-Video and RuTube) for their information. Notably, support for the war is high in Moscow (42% of Muscovites surveyed).

Overall, less than half of respondents—44%—are following the situation in Ukraine. This is also the lowest figure since the war began.

1625 people from 137 settlements took part in the all-Russian survey.