A YouGov survey in five Western European countries indicates that a significant majority perceives Donald Trump as a threat to regional peace and security. Following Trump's suspension of military aid to Ukraine, responses showed a lack of confidence in the US remaining a dependable ally. While many oppose excluding Kyiv from peace talks, views are mixed on increasing defense budgets. Sentiment towards Trump sharply contrasts with Vladimir Putin, with lower approval ratings for Trump spanning across the surveyed nations. The poll reflects anxiety over military support and collective defense obligations under NATO.
Large majorities across Europe view Donald Trump as a significant threat to regional peace and security, highlighting concerns over his alignment with Russia and impact on Ukraine.
The polling conducted in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK indicates a dramatic decline in European support for US military commitments, especially in the context of a potential threat from Russia.
Despite a recent push for Europe to rearm amid uncertainties about US support, public opinion remains divided on the need for increased defense spending to support Ukraine.
Concerns about Trump's role in international peace negotiations reflect a broader fear of instability arising from the perceived potential withdrawal of US backing for European allies.
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