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  1. New Poll: More than Two-Thirds of Americans Support Urgent U.S. Diplomacy to End Ukraine War Quincy Institute February 16, 2024 When asked how the U.S. should respond to a stalemate between Russian and Ukrainian forces, a plurality (34%) of Americans would support trying to end the war by shifting its focus to diplomacy while continuing to aid Ukraine’s defense, as opposed to cutting off aid in order to force negotiations (14%), cutting off aid and staying uninvolved diplomatically (13%), ramping up aid indefinitely in pursuit of total victory (11%), or becoming directly involved in the war by sending U.S. troops to fight Russian forces in Ukraine (5%). Seventy-one percent of Americans surveyed believe the U.S. should have a role in helping to negotiate an end to the war, while 16% believe the U.S. has no role at all to play. More than one in three Americans (36%) believe the war will end with a negotiated peace settlement, while 23% of Americans believe the war will end in total military victory — 11% foresee a Russian victory, and 12% a Ukrainian victory.
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