Answering the question whether there are Russian troops in Ukraine, 27% responded "yes," 52% - "no," while 21% could not answer.
In addition, 25% of respondents agreed there is a war between Ukraine and Russia, 65% had the opposite opinion, and 11% did not answer.
A total of 65% of respondents said the situation in the east of Ukraine was "tense," 14% said it was critical and explosive, 10% - calm, 2% - happy, and 9% could not answer.
At the same time, 44% of respondents believe that the situation in the east of Ukraine will remain unchanged within the next year, 13% believe it will improve, 27% say it will worsen, and 16% could not answer.
Read alsoPoll: Nearly two-thirds of Russians support Kremlin's policy toward UkraineThe survey results show that 83% of Russians continue to support the annexation of Crimea, only 13% do not support the occupations of the Ukrainian peninsula, while 4% could not answer.
At the same time, 61% of respondents believe that the Russian annexation of Crimea brought "more good," 20% - "more harm," 19% did not answer.
Answering the question about the relationship between the two countries, 32% said that "Russia's relations with Ukraine should be the same as with other countries – with closed borders, visas, and customs," 52% of respondents said that "Russia and Ukraine should be independent but friendly states – with open borders, without visas and customs," 11% said that "Russia and Ukraine should merge into one state," and 5% could not answer.
Read alsoPoll: Only 3% of Russians still consider Crimea belongs to UkraineThe poll was conducted on January 22-25, 2016. A total of 1,600 people aged from 18 were questioned in 48 regions of Russia. The poll's margin of error is no more than 3.4%.
