For over 3 years, the war in Ukraine has affected the social sentiments in Poland. According to the IBRIS survey, over 63% of us fear the threat to the existence of the state and 36.7 percent declare their willingness to escape in the event of an attack. The readiness to fight and defend the neighbours is decreasing, individualism and caution in social relations are increasing - IBRiS estimates.
According to a fresh IBRiS poll for PAP (Polish Press Agency) 63.3 percent. respondents believe that there is presently a threat to the existence of Poland. This is an increase of 7.2 percent points compared to the erstwhile year.
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In this group, 29.8 percent "agreementally agrees" with specified a statement, and 33.5 percent "more or little agrees". A full of 29.6% of respondents are opposed, of which 19.6% "preferably disagrees", and 7.0% "agreement disagrees". 10.1% have no opinion on this.
Social change
In the event of a possible attack on Poland, 21.3% of respondents declare that They'd run abroad., an increase of 3.2 percent points compared to 2023. In addition, 15.4% would be able to get close to a safe place in the country. A full of 36.7 percent of respondents would choose any kind of escape.
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Most people, due to the fact that 42.5% declare that they would effort to safe with their loved ones in the place of residence. That's 14.8 percent points little than a year ago.
Falling readiness to defend the country
Participation in military, paramilitary or sanitary formations declared 21.8% of respondents, compared to 30.1 percent the year before. 5.1% of those surveyed (a fall of 3.9 percent points) would be waiting for their appointment to serve.
32.2% of respondents would safe their assets (a drop of 1.2%). The number of people who have importantly increased would not take any action - from 1.5% to 7.3%. The deficiency of opinion in this case declared 7.4% of respondents.
Respondents were besides asked whether "most people can be trusted or should be treated with caution." Social trust remains low, although there was a slight increase in this aspect.
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Nearly 77.3 percent of respondents believe that "to be careful in dealing with another people". This is simply a drop of 6.5% compared to 2023. In turn 21.4% of Poles think that "most people can be trusted", which means an increase of 5.7 percent points. 1.3% of respondents expressed no opinion.
Only 14 percent of Poles declare their willingness to give their lives for their homeland. Most, due to the fact that 42.8 percent would like to support defence financially. 16.3 percent declared a deficiency of desire for any form of commitment.
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