A growing number of French people support suspending aid to Ukraine, according to a poll.

A growing number of French citizens disapprove of France's aid to Kyiv and favor its complete withdrawal. Many also oppose Ukraine's accession to the European Union.

This is according to a survey conducted by the think tank Destin Commun. The survey, carried out among 4,000 French adults, took place from July 10 to 17, 2026 and was published on November 10.

Among those in favor of stopping aid to Ukraine, a large majority are found in the ranks of supporters of two right-wing political formations: the National Rally (RN) and Reconquest.

"Instead of sending Caesar cannons to Ukraine, perhaps we should have invested in equipment that helps fight fires, which are becoming increasingly numerous," replied a 57-year-old RN supporter.

However, despite this growing opposition, maintaining aid to Ukraine continues to garner the broadest support among the French public.

The full survey data indicates that 49% of respondents want this aid to continue, compared to 33% who want it stopped.

Cheick Omar Ouedraogo