On April 22, 2024, polling data from the Razumkov Centre indicated a significant drop in positive attitudes towards Poland among Ukrainians, falling from 92% a year earlier to 26%. This decline is largely caused by blockades at the border imposed by Polish truck drivers and farmers, which have negatively impacted Ukrainian public opinion. The poll also includes data on attitudes towards the USA and UK, showing these Western countries retain higher positive sentiment. This shift in sentiment may have implications for Poland's relationship with Ukraine amid ongoing regional tensions.

On April 22, 2024, polling data from the Razumkov Centre indicated a significant drop in positive attitudes towards Poland among Ukrainians, falling from 92% a year earlier to 26%. This decline is largely caused by blockades at the border imposed by Polish truck drivers and farmers, which have negatively impacted Ukrainian public opinion. The poll also includes data on attitudes towards the USA and UK, showing these Western countries retain higher positive sentiment. This shift in sentiment may have implications for Poland's relationship with Ukraine amid ongoing regional tensions.