According to a survey, every third Pole is ready to flee the country in the event of an attack by the Russian Federation.
Only 15% of Poles are voluntarily ready to join to the army in the event of a Russian attack on their country.
This is the result of a study by IBRiS commissioned by Rzeczpospolita.
According to a sociological survey, if a war with Russia began, every third Pole would decide to flee the country, only 15.7% would volunteer for the army. Another 29% say they will volunteer. Of the 7.4%, evacuated – 11.9% will go abroad with their family, and 25.5% will go to a safe place in Poland. Another 22% of Poles will not do anything, and 11.6% do not know how they will behave.
It is interesting that, as research shows, PiS and Confederation voters will mostly voluntarily join the army, including from the social conservative camp (23%), men (31%) and youth (18-29 years) – 37%. This is mainly said by residents of large cities (28%), most often by people with the lowest education: primary, secondary or vocational.
It is noted that mostly non-voters (15%), people aged 30-39 years (33%), residents of rural areas (18%), as well as people with middle age ( 19%) or higher education (20), who voted for the Third Way in the last elections (21%).
Recall that the office of the President of Poland believes that Russia is preparing an invasion of their country.
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