Opinion polls this year have also indicated flagging enthusiasm among Poles for state assistance to the large Ukrainian population in Poland.
Warsaw passed a law in September limiting financial support for Ukrainian citizens in Poland by making payouts dependent on recipients being in work.
Simmering historical tensions have also resurfaced between the two countries in recent months, with Warsaw and Kyiv disagreeing over how to mark the role of Ukrainian nationalists in the World War Two-era massacres of Polish civilians in what is today eastern Poland and western Ukraine.
The latest IBRiS survey was conducted from October 10 to 13 for Wirtualna Polska, with a sample of 1,000 respondents.
Egzo18 on
Who would believe logic, facts, statistics or fact check information? It’s much easier to believe the human instinct that keeps whispering to you that everyone who’s any different is just evil.
Dinevir on
Give russian propaganda and covert ops more time and it will turn allies into enemies.
Illustrious_Letter88 on
Who would’ve thought that Poles would be fed up with this mandatory love…
I’m shocked!
NatiFluffy on
Many people supported Ukraine only because they were scared of war. Now when it’s unlikely that Ukraine is going to collapse they’re looking for reasons why we shouldn’t support them.
St_Atheist on
Another russian propaganda. The Russians have always been successful in pitting us against each other. It’s their tool for managing other nations. The vast majority of Ukrainians blend in well with the Polish. The extreme right wing uses hate as a tool for power. Unfortunately, there are many Russian agents within it.
Abject-Bowle on
It is sad to see our governments inaction to hybrid war, which is Russian propaganda all over the social media. It’s even worse than just inaction – some politicians use this propaganda to their advantage, trying to get useful idiots’ votes.
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Opinion polls this year have also indicated flagging enthusiasm among Poles for state assistance to the large Ukrainian population in Poland.
Warsaw passed a law in September limiting financial support for Ukrainian citizens in Poland by making payouts dependent on recipients being in work.
Simmering historical tensions have also resurfaced between the two countries in recent months, with Warsaw and Kyiv disagreeing over how to mark the role of Ukrainian nationalists in the World War Two-era massacres of Polish civilians in what is today eastern Poland and western Ukraine.
The latest IBRiS survey was conducted from October 10 to 13 for Wirtualna Polska, with a sample of 1,000 respondents.
Who would believe logic, facts, statistics or fact check information? It’s much easier to believe the human instinct that keeps whispering to you that everyone who’s any different is just evil.
Give russian propaganda and covert ops more time and it will turn allies into enemies.
Who would’ve thought that Poles would be fed up with this mandatory love…
I’m shocked!
Many people supported Ukraine only because they were scared of war. Now when it’s unlikely that Ukraine is going to collapse they’re looking for reasons why we shouldn’t support them.
Another russian propaganda. The Russians have always been successful in pitting us against each other. It’s their tool for managing other nations. The vast majority of Ukrainians blend in well with the Polish. The extreme right wing uses hate as a tool for power. Unfortunately, there are many Russian agents within it.
It is sad to see our governments inaction to hybrid war, which is Russian propaganda all over the social media. It’s even worse than just inaction – some politicians use this propaganda to their advantage, trying to get useful idiots’ votes.
I see russian propaganda is working well. Shit.