What Neighbors Write About Poland – October 25, 2026
Today, the Russian press reported on the negative perception of Ukraine's president among Poles and the strained relations between Warsaw and Kyiv. Surveys indicate Polish skepticism toward Zelensky's policies, which may affect future relations between the two countries.
In brief
- According to RIA Novosti, 62% of Poles have a negative opinion of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
- A survey conducted by United Surveys on behalf of Wirtualna Polska confirms the criticism of Zelensky's actions, particularly among the opposition electorate.
- The tense relations between Poland and Ukraine are a result of historical controversies regarding the crimes of Ukrainian nationalists during World War II.
Russian press
According to RIA Novosti (propaganda media), the majority of Poles have a negative opinion of the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, which is confirmed by the results of a survey conducted by United Surveys on behalf of Wirtualna Polska. Over 62% of respondents, mainly from the opposition electorate, expressed criticism of his actions, indicating a prevailing skepticism in Poland towards his policies. Additionally, relations between Warsaw and Kyiv are strained due to historical controversies regarding the crimes committed by Ukrainian nationalists during World War II, which further complicates the situation. (В Польше вынесли суровый вердикт Зеленскому – RIA Nowosti (media propagandowe))
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