A recent poll conducted for RMF FM reveals that less than half of Poles support the reinstatement of mandatory basic military service. Among young people, opposition to compulsory army enlistment is particularly strong. Poland suspended conscription in 2009, but discussions about its potential renewal have resurfaced due to increasing geopolitical tensions. The survey highlights a significant division within Polish society regarding the idea of reintroducing obligatory service. Support for the measure appears to be waning, especially amongst the demographic most likely to be affected. This reflects broader concerns about individual liberties versus national security needs in a changing global landscape. The debate continues as policymakers weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks of restoring the draft.