Recent polling data reveals significant divisions among Americans regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the recent meeting between former President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky. A plurality of voters perceive no clear winner from the Trump-Zelensky meeting, with 46 percent indicating uncertainty. While 50 percent of Americans express support for Ukraine in the conflict, a notable 44 percent do not align with either Russia or Ukraine. Furthermore, a majority of Trump supporters reportedly back Ukraine, despite a complex shift in sentiments as only 4 percent of Americans openly support Russia. The polls illustrate an evolving landscape of American opinion, with increasing numbers of Republicans viewing Russia as a friend, raising questions about Trump’s policy direction on Ukraine. Additional surveys highlight that many Americans feel Zelensky’s conduct was offensive during the meeting, reflecting a broader dissatisfaction and divide in opinions on international relations.