ARD-GermanyTrend: Germans Feel Threatened by Russia
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More than half of Germans consider Russia a serious or very serious threat to the country's security, DPA reports, citing a survey by Deutschlandtrend on public broadcaster ARD, News.bg reports. A total of 56% of respondents define the threat from Russia as serious or very serious. In contrast, 39% believe that Russia poses little or no threat. Difference between West and East Germany Attitudes in the west and east of the country differ signific…
The Federal Government blames the Kremlin for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Now, a survey shows that most Germans consider Russia to be a security risk for Germany. However, almost four out of ten people in this country see this differently.
More than half of the German citizens see the security of Germany threatened by Russia as a result of the current ARD-Germany trend.
According to ARD-Germany, this trend is especially true for older people and supporters of all parties represented in the Bundestag - with one exception. By Florian Riesewieck.
The Germans perceive Russia as a major threat to security in the country, but the ARD "Germany trend" shows differences of opinion in the East and West.
In the German trend, a far-reaching loss of confidence in the competences of the governing parties Union and SPD becomes clear. A majority of citizens feel threatened by Russia.
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- 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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