Ukrainians have become cynical. Any old peace deal won’t do – KIIS Executive Director Hrushetskyi

"There is an association that Kyiv youth are indifferent to the war in the snotty capital, which is sick of easy money and air defense," Anton Hrushetskyi, executive director of the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), tells LIGA.net.

But this is an associative series formed by social networks, the sociologist argues.

The results of KIIS polls show that in reality, Ukrainians are different. They are not indifferent, emotionally involved in the life of the country and with minimal differences in views on really important things. The full-scale invasion has smoothed out regional differences on many issues. Ukrainians have become more cynical and pragmatic, he notes.