MOSCOW, March 18. /TASS/. About 76% of Ukrainians feel frustration, embarrassment, outrage, and resentment towards the current authorities, another 55% lack confidence in Vladimir Zelensky, according to the results of a telephone survey conducted by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology among 1,000 adult Ukrainians.

Thus, in response to the question of what the respondents feel about the current authorities, 32% of Ukrainians polled said "frustration," 17% said "embarrassment," 16% said "outrage," and 11% said "resentment." In this way, 76% of respondents feel negative emotions towards their authorities, the pollsters noted.

According to the results of the poll, the Ukrainians polled who said that they lack confidence in Vladimir Zelensky feel negative emotions towards him: 55% of respondents are frustrated with him, while 35% feel outrage and resentment.

Commenting on the results of the poll, the leading Ukrainian pollster said that for the past two years Ukrainians have been advocating "a new start for the government," and the current poll only proves that Ukrainians "continue to demand change."