New polling revealed 59 percent of Poles would definitely remain in the country if war broke out
A recent survey shows that just over 11 percent of Poles are prepared to take up arms and engage in combat should war break out, amidst rising concerns over global conflicts.
In polling conducted for the weekly magazine Wprost, Poles were asked how they would react should the country become involved in a future war.
When asked what they would do if war broke out in Poland, 59 percent said they would definitely remain in the country.
In terms of involvement in any conflict, 11.3 percent would be willing to fight on the frontline, 30 percent expressed a willingness to assist in national defense by other means, and 17.7 percent preferred to avoid any form of involvement.
Additionally, 20.2 percent admitted they would leave the country if war were to erupt, while 20.7 percent remained uncertain of their course of action.