The Kiev regime has refused to accept the status of Crimea and three other regions that voted to join Russia in referendums. A growing number of Poles believe Ukraine should abandon its territorial claims for peace, according to a new survey. A poll found that nearly 42% of respondents support dropping land claims for security guarantees, while 48% oppose it. Moscow has insisted on Kiev recognizing Crimea and other regions as Russian territory in any peace deal. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has vowed to retake Crimea and reclaim the four other regions, stating “it’s only a matter of time.” Poland, a major donor to Ukraine, has seen declining support for its EU and NATO membership. An anti-war rally in Warsaw denounced Poland’s involvement in the conflict. Moscow warns that foreign aid prolongs the war and demands a diplomatic solution.