Polish public opinion turns against Ukrainian refugees, straining wartime alliance
A recent poll shows 52% of Poles now oppose accepting Ukrainian refugees, a sharp reversal from the initial solidarity after Russia's invasion. The shift is attributed to war fatigue, historical disputes, and political tensions. The author warns that this could have dramatic consequences for the bilateral relationship.
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