民调：55%的俄罗斯民众认为俄乌冲突或明年结束

Group 1 - A survey by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center indicates that over half of the Russian population believes the conflict with Ukraine may end by 2026, with 55% of respondents expressing this view [1] - Approximately two-thirds of the Russian public supports negotiations for peace, marking the highest level of support for talks since the escalation of the Ukraine crisis in February 2022 [2] - The Kremlin is reportedly preparing its stance on a new draft of the Russia-Ukraine "peace plan," following discussions between Russian officials and a U.S. presidential envoy [2] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky announced the core content of the latest Russia-Ukraine "peace plan" draft, emphasizing that the terms may be modified during negotiations [2] - The Russia-Ukraine delegations recently held productive talks with U.S. officials in Florida, although specific details on negotiation progress were not disclosed [2] - Zelensky stated that all parties are "very close to a real outcome," but there are still elements that either side may not be ready to accept [2]