A new poll from the Levada Center reveals record-low levels of Russians who believe the war in Ukraine is “very successful,” with only 8% expressing this view. This marks the most unfavorable result for the Kremlin in the history of the survey. Experts attribute this decline to the ongoing wave of Ukrainian attacks. The findings suggest a growing dissatisfaction amongst the Russian population regarding the conflict. This represents a significant shift in public sentiment, potentially indicating weakening support for the war effort. The poll highlights the impact of battlefield realities on domestic opinion within Russia. It raises questions about the Kremlin's ability to maintain public backing for the continued military operation.