Three in four Poles view Ukraine war as security threat: survey

More than three in four Poles believe that the Russian invasion of Ukraine represents a threat to Poland’s security, according to a new survey. 

Three in four Poles believe that the Russian invasion of Ukraine represents a threat to Poland’s security, according to a new survey.

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Seventy-seven percent of the public view the Ukraine war as a security threat to Poland, state news agency PAP reported, citing a survey by pollster CBOS.

Meanwhile, 17 percent of those asked said the Ukraine war did not pose a threat to Poland's security, and the remaining 6 percent stated it was “hard to say."

More than four months into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the percentage of Poles viewing the conflict as a security threat to their own country remains high, though it is notably lower than at the beginning of the war, the PAP news agency reported.

Yet another month has lapsed since Russia’s senseless invasion of Ukraine.

It’s been 4 months of war, but also of European solidarity with Ukraine.

Such sombre dates should have no place in our calendars.

Just like wars should have no place on our continent.#StandWithUkraine

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) June 24, 2022

Thursday is day 127 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

(pm/gs)

Source: PAP, wnp.pl