The vast majority of Poles are against sending Polish soldiers to Ukraine with a peace mission – according to the latest poll. Meanwhile, there are discussions in the global arena on a possible military coalition to monitor a possible peace agreement.
International peacekeeping mission plans – will China change Russia's position?
German diary ‘Welt am Sonntag’ stated that the inclusion of China in the alleged Volunteer coalitions could increase the approval of the Kremlin for the presence of peace troops in Ukraine. Moscow, however, clearly opposes NATO's participation in specified activities.
Earlier in early March, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the desire to make an global coalition to guarantee the implementation of a possible peace agreement. – Britain is ready to send its troops to Ukraine – he said. The president of France Emmanuel Macron proposed a mission led UNTo prevent another Russian attack.
Survey: 62% of Poles against participation in mission in Ukraine
Surveyors Pollster investigation Institute in the survey for “Super Express” They checked the attitude of Poles to possibly send our soldiers to Ukraine. On the question: "If European countries send their soldiers to Ukraine as part of a peace mission, should Poland join them and besides send troops?" The responses were as follows:
- 62% – against sending troops,
- 26% – through Poland in the mission,
- 12% - He has no opinion.
The survey was conducted on days 7-9 March 2025. group 1015 people.
Why are Poles skeptical? Experts comment
General Roman Polko, erstwhile GROM peculiar Forces Commander, indicates that the results may consequence from under-precision of politicians:
– Everyone agrees that “we will not send a war against Russia”, but the mission is not about war, but about action accepted by Russia and Ukraine. possibly it will be an global mission involving China and Turkey – he spoke to ‘SE’. – We request to change the form of communication and not build the atmosphere of danger, especially since we do not yet know what specified a mission would look like – he added.
Dr. Olgiard Annusewicz, a political scientist from the University of Warsaw, pointed to Poles' concerns about provocations from Russia:
– There is an argument in the debate that we have participated in missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, but we have never straight benefited from this. – he noted.
Partial ceasefire – is this a step towards peace?
Tuesday White House reported that Russia and Ukraine agreed to ensuring safe navigation and refrain from utilizing force on Black Sea. The agreement was developed during talks between the American delegation and representatives of Moscow and Kiev in Saudi Arabia.
Kiev Terrorist Volodymyr Zelenski announced that, in the event of a breach of the truce by Russia, he would address Donald Trump requesting arms supply and fresh sanctions:
– If the Russians violate this truce, I have a request for president Trump to respond, for sanctions, for weapons and so on. said during the conference.
Summary
Poles mostly do not support sending soldiers to Ukraine, fearing escalation of conflict. Meanwhile, there are discussions in the global arena on various forms of peacekeeping mission that could aid stabilise the region.
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Poles against sending soldiers to Ukraine – fresh data from the poll
