Poles still fear Russia. Only Braun's voters have a different opinion

A recent IBRiS survey reveals that a significant majority of Poles perceive a constant or increasing threat from Russia. Approximately 76% of respondents acknowledge this danger, with notable differences based on political affiliation and gender. Women are more likely to view the threat as rising, while men often believe it is non-existent. Political views heavily influence perceptions, with left-leaning individuals predominantly seeing an increase in risk, while right-leaning supporters are more inclined to consider it stable or decreasing. The survey highlights a divide among various political electorates regarding the assessment of the threat level from Russia.