A quarter of respondents said the Ukrainian president bears no such responsibility, according to the reported survey figures.
The comments come as a Pew Research poll found 60 percent of US adults held an unfavorable view of Israel as of April.
Experts say the shift reflects declining appeal of Washington more than a genuine rise in Beijing's standing, according to Deutsche Welle Arabic.
A new report suggests that frequent exposure to artificial intelligence tools does not ease public unease, nor does it reduce support for AI regulation.
A new survey reports that more than half of Americans worry that AI-driven data centers could raise electricity costs and strain local water supplies.
A New York Times and Siena University survey of 1,503 likely voters shows significant public resistance to expanding data center infrastructure for artificial intelligence.
New survey data cited by Al Jazeera shows opposition to conflict with Iran reaching new highs, with most respondents saying the Trump administration lacks a clear strategy.
BBC News gathered views in the US capital as experts debate whether artificial intelligence should be more tightly controlled.
A commentator cited by Ukrinform says perceptions of Russia's military capabilities are shifting among the Turkish public.
A survey of 5,800 people across six countries suggests widespread support for a strong, independent Europe alongside deep skepticism about its future, creating what researchers describe as fertile ground for far-right narratives of decline.
Only 7% of respondents favoured cuts to disability benefits, according to the latest British Social Attitudes survey.
The British Social Attitudes report says just 7% of respondents favor reducing disability benefit spending, while nearly half want it increased, suggesting cuts could carry political risk.