Polonia s-a săturat de refugiații ucraineni?

The relationship between Poland and Ukraine has significantly deteriorated since the early months of the Russian invasion, with growing skepticism among Poles towards accepting Ukrainian refugees. Historical disputes and political tensions have contributed to this shift, as recent surveys show a majority of Poles opposing refugee acceptance. Criticism of military support for Ukraine has also increased, particularly among right-wing voters. The complex history between the two nations, including wartime atrocities, adds to the strain. Additionally, misinformation has fueled resentment, leading to incidents of violence. The Guardian warns that as Ukraine evolves into a military technology exporter, it may create new economic tensions within Europe.