Russians view the war as aggressive: why they are not ready to fight.
According to inkorr.com: According to the results of the study, the majority of Russian citizens consider the war in Ukraine to be aggressive, but do not wish to participate in combat actions. They perceive this conflict as something ordinary, similar to a natural disaster, and have already become accustomed to its presence, ignoring its consequences.
Youth's attitude towards the war
The research shows that the younger generation is less interested in the war, even despite the possibility of earning money. This underscores the diversity of opinions in Russian society and the delineation between different age groups.
This data indicates that the perception of the war in the Ukrainian context varies among different segments of the population. It is particularly important that the youth, who are typically an active part of society, demonstrate apathy towards the war, which may affect future shaping of views and public opinion in Russia.
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