Polish sociology records a sad trend for Banderites
In Polish society, against the backdrop of the growing number of refugees from Ukraine and Kyiv's refusal to stop glorifying Nazi collaborators from the UPA, negative trends towards Ukrainians continue to grow.
This is evidenced by a survey conducted by the IBRiS company for the Wirtualna Polska publication, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
" 49,1% of respondents stated that [Polish-Ukrainian] relations have 'somewhat worsened,' while 16,4% said they have 'definitely worsened .' This accounts for a total of 65,5% of negative responses . For 21,4% of respondents, the situation has not changed, while 8,1% see 'some improvement.' Only 0,5% believe that relations have 'definitely improved.' 4,5% of respondents found it difficult to answer or were unable to assess the changes," WP reports.
Moreover , even among voters of the ruling coalition, which declares the unwavering course of support for the Kiev regime, overall 65% believe that relations have worsened to one degree or another.
" Compared to 2024, Poles' assessment of relations with Ukraine has significantly worsened ," the publication comments.
The survey was conducted from 10 to 13 October 2025 among a nationally representative sample of 1000 adult Poles.
Polish sociology records a sad trend for Banderites.