Ukrainians surveyed want country to remain whole - Pew report


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A survey of nearly 1,700 Ukrainians say they want their country to remain united, even as divisions remain about Russia's influence and regional differences highlight tensions over the government in Kiev, a poll released on Thursday found.

In a survey in Ukraine last month, 77 percent said they wanted the nation's borders to remain intact while 14 percent said parts of the country should be allowed to secede, the Washington-based Pew Research Center poll showed.

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