A survey showed how many Poles are ready to volunteer at the front.

According to a survey by the Institute of Market and Social Research, many residents of Poland plan to evacuate or leave the country in the event of a Russian military attack. According to the study, more than a third of Poles plan to move to a safe place within the country, while nearly fifteen percent are ready to leave Poland. The number of people planning to emigrate has decreased compared to last year.

Additionally, part of the society actively supports the country and expresses their intention to engage in volunteer work. However, the number of such individuals has decreased compared to the previous year. Women, individuals aged 40-49, residents of medium-sized cities with two children and secondary education, as well as citizens with centrist or leftist views are more likely to leave Poland. Volunteer assistance will most often be provided by older people, residents of small towns, and supporters of the current ruling coalition.

Among men aged 30 to 50, only 5% are willing to volunteer at the front. But among the youth born after 1997, almost half are ready to fight for Poland, nearly one-fifth want to engage in volunteering, and a quarter are ready to leave the country.

Researchers believe that Poland needs a new patriotic strategy based on civic activity and specific actions to strengthen the security of the state.

Earlier, Poland changed its attitude towards Ukrainians, the reason for this change can be found in other news.