Almost half of Poles believe that Ukraine should agree to the loss of territories – United Surveys poll

42% of Poles believe Ukraine should agree to territorial concessions.

This is according to a United Surveys poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska.

Respondents in Poland were asked whether, in their view, Ukraine should agree to give up territory in exchange for security guarantees, weapons, and an end to the war.

• 41.7% said Ukraine should agree to concessions (including 17.2% who answered “definitely yes”).

• 48.8% opposed such a step (including 27.5% who were “definitely against”).

• 9.5% of respondents were undecided.

Opponents of territorial concessions are mostly voters of Poland’s ruling coalition parties — Civic Coalition, Poland 2050, and the Polish People’s Party.

Voters of the right-wing opposition (Law and Justice and Confederation) were evenly split: 48% said Ukraine should cede territory, and 48% opposed it.

Earlier, media reported that according to another survey, 30% of Polish citizens said they would leave the country if war with Russia were to break out.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine, 82% of respondents said they support negotiations with Russia, while only 11% favored continuing the war.