WorldPublished: 5 September 2026 at 12:16

Poll: Most Poles see warnings of Russian provocations as credible

A SW Research poll has found that 64.9% of Poles consider warnings about possible further Russian provocations against Poland credible.

An opinion survey carried out in Poland indicates that a majority of the population believes warnings about the possibility of further Russian provocations against the country.

According to data from the SW Research poll, 64.9% of respondents described such warnings as credible. This means that nearly two-thirds of those polled accept that Russia could stage additional provocative actions against Poland.

The survey results show that concern over Russia’s actions is present among a significant portion of Polish society.

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