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According to Pew's poll, Americans who said Russia is the U.S.'s "enemy" have fallen to 50 percent, down from 61 percent in April 2024 and 70 percent in March 2022, just after the invasion's start.

The first reason for this, from my point of view, was weather. That may seem a bit of an obvious point, but it did significantly affect Russian operations over the course of the winter.