(Adnkronos) – Almost half of Poles would be ready to fight in case of an attack on their country. This is what emerges from a survey conducted by the Ibris institute for the newspaper Rzeczpospolita, according to which 25.6% of respondents would be ready to voluntarily join the Army and another 20.4% would await the call for military service in the event of an enemy attack. The same survey shows that only 12.7% of respondents would try to leave the country with their families to escape the war, while 15.2% would do nothing and 4.7% would not know how to behave.
Poland, survey: almost half of Poles ready to fight in case of attack
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