Putin’s rating has fallen to a minimum for two years

In particular, part of those who do not trust the Kremlin leader rose by 14% – this is the highest rate in more than 20 months.

Russian Federation leader’s ratings Vladimir Putin has been significantly reduced in early August before a possible meeting next week with US president Donald Trump. It reports about it The Moscow Times On Friday, August 8, citing weekly polling Fom.

Thus, on August 3, the part of the Russians who believed that Putin was working “rather good” was reduced to 77% – it was the lowest figure from November 2023.

While in one week Putin’s rating lost 4 points, and 6 points from the peak value of the end of June. This is less than the invasion of last year’s armed forces in the Kursk region.

Also, up to 77% – a minimum since October 2024 – has fallen confidence in Putin. At the same time, part of those who do not trust him has grown to 14% – this is the highest rate in more than 20 months.

Consistently, the level of approved by the Russian government dropped from 60% in March to 51% today. In addition, the party rating United Russia Fell up to 40% after May 48%.

Analysts associate the collapse of support especially with a negative background of information – increased Internet control, new fines and taxes, as well as increasing prices and tariffs, which directly hit the Russian Federation population well.

Keep in mind that in the first time Putin’s rating began to decline after the announcement of a slight mobilization in 2022.

Later, the analysts mentioned the record that was dissatisfied with the ruler of the Russian Federation even though Kremlin’s sociologists since the beginning of a full -scale Ukraine invasion.

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