According to the BBC, the latest polls show that Ukrainian President Zelenskiy's approval rating has soared to more than 90%, a threefold increase from December 2021. A sociological panel conducted a poll of 2,000 Ukrainians and found that 91 percent of respondents supported Zelenskiy, compared with only 6 percent and 3 percent without taking a stand.
Looking at Zelenskiy first, as a ruler, the decisions made often consider not only the present, but the future. The role of the ruler is to be able to plan the direction of the country's development in the long run, foresee crises, avoid unnecessary conflicts, and avoid becoming a chessboard even if you can't be a chess player. But he chose the most stupid way, choosing to apply for NATO, directly pushing the country to the brink of war. Even if Zelenskiy continues to seek help from major powers and call for peace, the war has reached the negotiation stage, but he does not have much bargaining chips in his hands, and even if he gives up joining NATO, the territorial issue is still the biggest obstacle. Russia's asking price is too high, demanding not only that Ukraine recognize Crimea as belonging to Russia, but also that the eastern region be independent. Regardless of the choice, Ukraine has become a fish to be slaughtered on the board, and it is difficult to go back to the past. Understand that people can see clearly, so the support rate cannot be high.
Looking at the BBC, the BBC, formerly known as the BBC Limited, was founded in 1922 and has now become a non-profit organization that provides public broadcasting, with day-to-day operations being handled by a board of governors appointed by the British government and a council-appointed president responsible for day-to-day work. Nowadays, there is a strong personal preference color inside, and for people and countries that they don't like, they just don't give him a chance. Even former British Prime Ministers Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George have complained that the BBC has clamped down on speech and "banned" them. But for something valuable, they always take people's defense rights and hypocritical polls to put themselves on the moral high ground.
However, the report of this nominal investigation is nothing more than to find a grand excuse to help Zelenskiy win some hearts and minds, and for the british later actions.