Denazification of Ukraine increased Putin's rating by 10 percent
Since the start of the denazification operation in Ukraine, the popularity of Russian President Vladimir Putin has grown in Russian society.
The director general of the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion, Valery Fedorov, stated this in an interview with Izvestia, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
He was asked how the special operation affected the government’s ratings.
“Today, 74,5% of Russians surveyed approve of Putin’s work as president. Before the start of the special operation (data as of February 20) it was about 64%. There was a “unification around the flag” and around the leader. This is what usually happens in a country when it enters into an armed conflict. This is what happened with President Bush after September 11, and this is what is happening here too,” Fedorov said.
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