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New survey: Poles clearly about Nawrocki's meeting with Putin

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The IBRiS survey showed that 63.5 percent respondents are against the meeting of the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami, while almost 30 percent supports such contact.
Former ambassador Arkady Rzegocki commented on the results, emphasizing the clear assessment of Russian aggression by Poles and the possibility of interpreting the favorable attitude towards the meeting as the need to maintain communication channels even with the adversary.

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The survey conducted by IBRiS concerned a possible meeting between the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, and the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami. The results show a clear majority of votes against such a meeting, even though almost 30 percent respondentów je popiera.

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Poll regarding Nawrocki's meeting with Putin

The Institute for Market and Social Research (IBRiS) asked respondents whether the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, should meet with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami.

The study shows that 63.5 percent respondents are against such a meeting. However, almost 30 percent believes that the Polish president should meet with the Russian leader. 6.8% have no opinion on this matter. respondents - reports "Rzeczpospolita".

The former ambassador comments on the results of the study

Prof. commented on the survey results in "Rzeczpospolita". Arkady Rzegocki, former ambassador of the Republic of Poland in London and Dublin.

Most Poles clearly assess Russian aggression against Ukraine, the imperial nature of the Kremlin's policy and the threat Russia poses to the security of our region, he said.

As he noted, the fact that about one third of respondents allow for the possibility of a meeting can be interpreted as the belief that channels of communication should be maintained even with the opponent.

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President Nawrocki will not meet Putin at the G20 summit in Miami due to clear public opposition and pressure from NATO allies.
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Is President Nawrocki actually planning a meeting with Putin at the G20 summit?
What are the official positions of the Polish and Russian authorities on this matter?
Will the G20 summit in Miami take place on the planned date and format?

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The IBRiS survey showed that 63.5 percent respondents are against the meeting of the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami, while almost 30 percent supports such contact.
Former ambassador Arkady Rzegocki commented on the results, emphasizing the clear assessment of Russian aggression by Poles and the possibility of interpreting the favorable attitude towards the meeting as the need to maintain communication channels even with the adversary.

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RMF241 hour agoPolitics1 min read

New survey: Poles clearly about Nawrocki's meeting with Putin

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The IBRiS survey showed that 63.5 percent respondents are against the meeting of the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami, while almost 30 percent supports such contact.
Former ambassador Arkady Rzegocki commented on the results, emphasizing the clear assessment of Russian aggression by Poles and the possibility of interpreting the favorable attitude towards the meeting as the need to maintain communication channels even with the adversary.

AI-generated summary

Why It Matters

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Poll regarding Nawrocki's meeting with Putin

The former ambassador comments on the results of the study

Prof. commented on the survey results in "Rzeczpospolita". Arkady Rzegocki, former ambassador of the Republic of Poland in London and Dublin.

Most Poles clearly assess Russian aggression against Ukraine, the imperial nature of the Kremlin's policy and the threat Russia poses to the security of our region, he said.

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

President Nawrocki will not meet Putin at the G20 summit in Miami due to clear public opposition and pressure from NATO allies.
Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

Is President Nawrocki actually planning a meeting with Putin at the G20 summit?
What are the official positions of the Polish and Russian authorities on this matter?
Will the G20 summit in Miami take place on the planned date and format?

Quick Look

The IBRiS survey showed that 63.5 percent respondents are against the meeting of the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, with the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, during the December G20 summit in Miami, while almost 30 percent supports such contact.
Former ambassador Arkady Rzegocki commented on the results, emphasizing the clear assessment of Russian aggression by Poles and the possibility of interpreting the favorable attitude towards the meeting as the need to maintain communication channels even with the adversary.

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