A recent poll indicates significant division within Poland regarding its support for Ukraine. Over half of Polish citizens currently oppose Ukraine’s potential accession to the European Union. This opposition coincides with a broader split in public opinion concerning continued military aid to Ukraine. The findings suggest growing concerns among the Polish populace about the implications of supporting Ukraine, both financially and politically. While Poland has been a key ally to Ukraine since the start of the conflict, this poll highlights a potential shift in public sentiment. The results raise questions about the long-term sustainability of Poland's current level of support for its neighbor. Further analysis will be needed to understand the underlying reasons for this increasing opposition.