Ukrainians less hopeful about future: Gallup ...Middle East

Ukrainians are less optimistic for the future today, nearly three years since Russia invaded the country, according to a new poll. The recent Gallup survey asked Ukrainian residents on a scale of one to ten — where ten is the best life — to rate their lives today. The result was an average of 6.9. In a similar poll taken closer to the beginning of the nearly three-year-long war, the response was a 7.9. In a 2021 survey, before the invasion, respondents ranked hope for the future at a 6.3. However, while optimism for the future has increased since the start of the war, rankings on life today are consistently low. In 2022, respondents ranked their lives at a 4.6, compared to 5.3 bef

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