Poles asked about the threat from Russia. One group does not see an increase

A recent survey indicates that over 75% of Poles perceive a persistent threat from Russia, with 44.8% believing it remains stable. Notably, no supporters of Grzegorz Braun acknowledge an increase or stability in this threat. Among respondents aged 40-49, nearly half feel the threat is decreasing or nonexistent. Political affiliations reveal stark contrasts, with ruling party supporters, particularly those of Rafał Trzaskowski and Magdalena Biejat, feeling increased pressure from Moscow. In contrast, Braun's supporters overwhelmingly deny any rising threat, with 64.4% believing it is diminishing. The survey was conducted by IBRIS from October 16-17, involving 1,068 participants.