Only a third are in favor: 52% of Poles oppose Ukraine’s accession to the EU
29 July 12:54
Most Polish citizens are opposed to Ukraine’s accession to the European Union. At the same time, Polish public opinion is almost evenly split on the issue of continued military support for Ukraine. "Komersant Ukrainian" reports this, citing RMF24.
According to the results of a poll by Opinia24, 52% of respondents opposed Ukraine’s accession to the EU, while 33% supported this prospect.
The poll showed that Poland is divided on the issue of continued military support for Ukraine. Specifically, 44% of Poles believe that Warsaw should suspend military aid to Ukraine due to the UPA issue, while 41% are convinced that support should continue.
Poland Is Divided on Military Aid to Ukraine
The survey showed that Poland is also divided on the issue of continued military support for Ukraine. Thus, 44% of Poles believe that Warsaw should suspend military aid to Ukraine due to the UPA issue—while 41% are convinced that support should continue.
Additionally, 55% of respondents approved of Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s decision to strip Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle. Only 27% of survey participants opposed this decision.
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Attitudes Toward Ukrainians Have Also Deteriorated
More than a third of those surveyed (36%) said their attitude toward Ukrainians had worsened since the start of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. At the same time, 54% reported that their stance had not changed, and only 3% noted that they had begun to view Ukrainians more favorably.
The majority does not support sending troops to Ukraine
Respondents showed the greatest consensus regarding the possible participation of Polish troops in a post-war mission in Ukraine.
Specifically, 65% of Poles opposed sending military personnel to monitor compliance with a potential ceasefire. Only 18% of those surveyed support this idea.
The Opinia24 survey was conducted July 13–15, 2026, among 1,000 adult Polish citizens.
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