
AI-generated summary
Sondaż przeprowadzony przez IBRiS dotyczył ewentualnego spotkania prezydenta RP Karola Nawrockiego z prezydentem Rosji Władimirem Putinem podczas grudniowego szczytu G20 w Miami. Wyniki pokazują wyraźną przewagę głosów przeciwko takiemu spotkaniu, mimo że niemal 30 proc. respondentów je popiera.
Sondaż dotyczący spotkania Nawrockiego z Putinem
Instytut Badań Rynkowych i Społecznych (IBRiS) zapytał respondentów, czy prezydent RP Karol Nawrocki powinien spotkać się z prezydentem Rosji Władimirem Putinem podczas grudniowego szczytu G20 w Miami.
Z badania wynika, że 63,5 proc. ankietowanych jest przeciwnych takiemu spotkaniu. Jednak niemal 30 proc. uważa, że polski prezydent powinien spotkać się z rosyjskim przywódcą. Zdania w tej sprawie nie ma 6,8 proc. respondentów - informuje „Rzeczpospolita”.
Były ambasador komentuje wyniki badania
Do wyników sondażu odniósł się na łamach „Rzeczpospolitej” prof. Arkady Rzegocki, były ambasador RP w Londynie i Dublinie.
Większość Polaków jasno ocenia rosyjską agresję na Ukrainę, imperialny charakter polityki Kremla i zagrożenie, jakie Rosja stanowi dla bezpieczeństwa naszego regionu - powiedział.
Jak zaznaczył, fakt, że około jednej trzeciej badanych dopuszcza możliwość spotkania, można interpretować jako przekonanie, że nawet z przeciwnikiem należy utrzymywać kanały komunikacji.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Prezydent Nawrocki nie spotka się z Putinem na szczycie G20 w Miami ze względu na wyraźną opozycję społeczną i presję ze strony sojuszników NATO.
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