Almost 80% of Poles Support Helping Baltic States if Russia Attacks
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The security of Poland and its allies has remained a key topic of public debate for years. The latest IBRiS poll for Radio ZET shows that in the case of...
According to a survey conducted by the Polish sociological polling company IBRIS, almost 80 percent of the country's population supports Poland's assistance to the Baltic states if they were attacked by Russia.
Almost 80% of Poles believe that Poland should help the Baltic states if they suffer aggression from Russia.
A total of 77.8 percent of respondents believe that Poland should help Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia in the event of aggression from Russia, according to a new poll.
If Russia attacked Lithuania, Latvia or Estonia, Poland should come to their aid - this is the opinion of the vast majority of our compatriots in an iBRIS poll for Radio ZET. The results are troubling especially for the former head of the Ministry of Defense Mariusz Błaszczak, who answered the same question quite differently a week ago.
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