In Ukraine, Zelenskyy took 4th place in

According to the international research company Ipsos, in a survey conducted last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ranked fourth in the public trust rating. Ahead of him were former commander Zaluzhnyi with 63%, boxer Oleksandr Usyk with 56%, and National Commission spokesperson Kyrylo Budanov, trailing Usyk by just one percentage point. Analysts noted that, for the first time, the survey highlighted strong positions of Kyiv's political and economic leaders, along with more favorable assessments of foreign policy.

According to Ipsos, the samples covered over 2,000 citizens, and questions addressed evaluations of both domestic and foreign policy. The survey included both regular and occasional participants, allowing for a broader representation of public opinion.

In response to the results, Zelenskyy's official press service stated that the government will continue working to strengthen public trust through reforms and open public discussions. Otherwise, as noted in comments by several political observers, the reaction seven days after the publication of the figures has been a sharp decline in popularity.