Last week, Volodymyr Zelenski and Donald Trump had a heated conversation at the Oval Office. The visit aimed at signing an agreement on the exploitation of uncommon earth metals, but no agreement was reached between the leaders. During the interview, the president of the United States accused his guest of disrespecting and playing with planet War III. As a consequence of tensions, the US administration has halted military aid to Ukraine and stopped sharing with Kiev intelligence.
Zelenski and Trump: Conflict in the White House. What do the Poles think?
“How do you justice Donald Trump’s attitude towards Volodymyr Zelenski during their last gathering at the Oval Office?” was the question of SW Research, which the respondents answered.
It turns out that most people are judging the U.S. President's behaviour negatively. The full is 53.7 percent. The consequence "Definitely negative" was selected by 30.2% and by 23.5%.
Every 5th associate in the survey has a different opinion. Trump's attitude is “agreedly positive” with 8.8% and more positively with 12.4%. In total, 21.2 percent.
A large group of 19.2% of respondents indicated the consequence "I don't know/difficult to say", and another 5.9 percent had not heard of a fascination in the White House.
The affirmative reception of Donald Trump's behaviour is more common among men than women, in the youngest age group: 18-24, among people with middle-school vocational education.
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The survey was carried out on 4-5 March 2025 by the agency SW investigation by an online interview (CAWI — Computer-Assisted Web Interview) on the SW Panel online panel. As part of the study, 809 surveys were conducted with a nationwide adult sample. Quota selection was applied — the example was typical of the combined distribution of the gender, age and size class of the place of residence.
