Fears of an emboldened Putin rise among New Yorkers from Ukraine and other former Soviet republics | amNewYork

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Although he likes what President Trump has done domestically, he is appalled by the President's approach to dealing with Ukraine.
46% : " Both Novakhov and Sakhno believe President Trump is trying to do what is best for the United States after three years of not seeing an end to the war.
43% : So many people voted for Trump who are Ukrainian.
36% : Stasiw himself is the son of Ukrainian immigrants and believes Trump both insulted Zelenskyy and emboldened Russian President Vladimir Putin last week in the Oval Office.
23% : "While Trump is a self-satisfied, ego-driven talking head." Even Stasiw compared Zelenskyy and Trump to David and Goliath.
18% : "We're finding out Trump, like a lot of Ukrainians, believed Trump when he would say this or that," Stasiw says, explaining how many Ukrainians voted for Trump in 2024.
17% : "That was a very bad look for J.D. Vance and for Trump, sure."
15% : Although Novakhov respects President Trump and likes the work he is doing, he nonetheless believes Trump was unfair towards Zelenskyy.

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