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As Donald Trump青瓜视频檚 begins his second term as President of the United States, a groundbreaking study led by The University of Manchester has revealed that a majority of Ukrainians hold a cautiously optimistic view of his presidency - even amid significant global uncertainty about its implications for the ongoing war with Russia. 

The research is part of the 青瓜视频淚dentity and Borders in Flux: The Case of Ukraine青瓜视频� (IBiF) project - a collaboration between The University of Manchester, George Washington University, the University of Oxford and Kyiv School of Economics funded by The British Academy.

The study found that 54% of Ukrainians view Trump青瓜视频檚 return as generally more positive than negative for Ukraine, although regional and demographic differences persist. Younger Ukrainians aged 18青瓜视频�29 are particularly optimistic, with 64% expressing confidence in Trump青瓜视频檚 leadership benefiting their country. 

Professor Olga Onuch, the project青瓜视频檚 lead researcher, emphasised the importance of these findings in understanding public sentiment during a time of geopolitical upheaval. 青瓜视频淥ur research highlights the nuanced and often ambivalent perspectives Ukrainians have toward Donald Trump青瓜视频檚 presidency,青瓜视频� she said. 

青瓜视频淥ur findings may also reflect Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky青瓜视频檚 recent public efforts to woo and flatter Trump as he takes the helm of Ukraine青瓜视频檚 most powerful ally,青瓜视频� added Henry Hale of George Washington University. 

Donald Trump has sparked controversy in the West with statements suggesting the US might scale back military support for Ukraine and focus on negotiating a peace deal, even if this compromises Ukraine青瓜视频檚 territorial integrity. These remarks have raised alarms in Kyiv and among NATO allies, as they potentially undermine Ukraine青瓜视频檚 ability to resist Russian aggression.

The study reveals that territorial integrity remains a non-negotiable priority for Ukrainians, with 57% agreeing that 青瓜视频渁ny peace agreement that does not restore the full territorial integrity of Ukraine is doomed to failure.青瓜视频� Despite Trump青瓜视频檚 claims of being a skilled negotiator, scepticism persists about whether his administration could achieve a deal acceptable to Ukraine and its Western allies.

The research underscores the delicate balance required to maintain Western unity in supporting Ukraine. As NATO and the EU closely monitor Trump青瓜视频檚 rhetoric, Ukraine remains steadfast in its demand for a peace deal that ensures sovereignty and territorial integrity.

青瓜视频淭he Ukrainian public青瓜视频檚 cautious optimism reflects a mix of hope and pragmatism,青瓜视频� Professor Onuch added. 青瓜视频淎s Trump and his new administration navigate these complex dynamics, the stakes for Ukraine and the West couldn青瓜视频檛 be higher.青瓜视频�