Partisan Divisions Deepen Over NATO and Ukraine Support in U.S..

Recent surveys reveal a significant shift in American public opinion, with growing skepticism among Republicans contrasted by steady Democratic support.

• 58% of Americans still support NATO, but Republican approval has fallen to 43% from 55% in early 2022.
• Partisan opinions diverge on U.S. aid to Ukraine, with 49% of Republicans believing the U.S. provides too much support.
• Knowledge of NATO remains mixed; only 56% correctly identify its membership regions.
• Concerns over Russia's global influence persist, with 61% of Americans viewing Russia as an enemy.
• Upcoming NATO summit viewed as crucial for demonstrating unity and addressing strategic challenges.

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