Are Poles afraid of Russia? Surprising differences among voters

A recent survey by "Rzeczpospolita" reveals that 44.8% of respondents believe the threat from Russia remains constant, while 31.1% perceive an increase. Notably, 76% acknowledge some level of threat. Age differences show that 46.3% of those aged 40-49 feel the threat is decreasing or non-existent. Political affiliations also influence perceptions, with government supporters more likely to see an increase in threat, contrasting with Konfederacja supporters, particularly Grzegorz Braun's voters, who do not recognize any rising threat. The survey was conducted by IBRiS from October 16-17, involving 1,068 participants.