The Chicago Council on Global Affairs poll in November shows that Americans who believe their government should push Ukraine to reach a peace agreement with Russia as soon as possible, rather than committing to backing Kiev for “as long as it takes,” has gone from 38% in July to 47% in November. The figure for those who say “as long as it takes” has dropped from 58% in July to 48% in November.
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