50.6% of respondents surveyed by the Oleksandr Razumkov Center for Economic and Political Studies and the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology "completely agree" or "rather agree" with the opinion that Ukraine must join the European Union. This is stated in the research results of the Razumkov Center and KIIS, reports "Ukrainian News."\n\nAccording to the survey data, 26.2% of respondents "completely agree" that Ukraine should join the EU. 24.4% of respondents "rather agree" with this statement. 15.5% "completely disagree" with this opinion. 14.3% "rather disagree" that Ukraine should become a member of the European Union. 19.5% of respondents found it difficult to answer the question, 0.1% did not answer.\n\nThe survey was conducted on May 10-23, with 11,115 respondents interviewed in all regions. The theoretical margin of error does not exceed 1% with a probability of 0.95.\n\nRecall that according to the results of a survey conducted in February by the "Democratic Initiatives" foundation and KIIS, 43.7% supported the idea of Ukraine joining the EU.\n\nOn May 12, in a live broadcast on three television channels, President Viktor Yushchenko promised to put Ukraine's accession to NATO and the European Union to a referendum.