A survey shows that 62% of Germans fear a Russian attack on NATO countries, following the incursion of drones into Polish airspace.
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The survey conducted by the Insa institute for the Bild newspaper reveals that 62% of Germans fear a Russian attack on NATO countries, such as Poland or Lithuania, following the incident with drones in Polish airspace. The majority of respondents support tougher economic measures against Russia, with 49% wanting to stop gas and oil deliveries from Russia, and 51% believing that frozen Russian assets should be used to support Ukraine.
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