Three Quarters of Poles Support Ukraine Cooperation

A recent study by CBOS found that 77% of Poles support cooperation with Ukraine against Russia, despite historical tensions stemming from World War II events. The study revealed anger over President Zelensky’s naming of a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), which is viewed negatively in Poland due to its involvement in the Volhynia massacres. Despite the controversy, a majority of Poles believe good relations with Ukraine are possible once historical issues are resolved.

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