Summary
A survey showed that many people in several European countries, like Germany and France, think there's a high chance of war with Russia. The poll also asked about views on President Trump, with nearly half seeing him as an "enemy of Europe." The survey results reflect ongoing concerns about security in Europe since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Key Facts
- Over half of people in nine European countries surveyed believe there is a high risk of war with Russia.
- In Poland, 77% of respondents see a high risk of conflict with Russia.
- 59% of people in Belgium and the Netherlands think there's a high risk of war.
- About half of Germans, French, and Spanish people surveyed feel there’s a high risk of war.
- Italians, Portuguese, and Croatians are less likely to see a risk, with 34% of Italians thinking so.
- Nearly half of Europeans surveyed view President Trump as an "enemy of Europe."
- France plans to reintroduce voluntary military service in response to Russian aggression.
- Russian President Putin warned that Moscow is "ready" for war in Europe.
