Jarosław Strozyk stated that pro-Russian sentiments are growing in Poland, impacting even the armed forces, and that the Military Counterintelligence Service is combating pro-Russian personnel due to fears of recruitment by Russian intelligence.

Based on the evidence analyzed, the claim that pro-Russian sentiments are significantly increasing in Poland is not supported by robust evidence. Surveys indicate that the majority of Polish citizens view Russia negatively. There is a weak suggestion of a slight decrease in negative sentiments towards Russia, but this does not amount to a significant increase in pro-Russian sentiments. There is also no evidence supporting the presence of pro-Russian sympathies within the Polish armed forces; instead, the forces have shown allegiance against Russia, particularly in the context of the Ukraine conflict. However, there are documented efforts by Polish counterintelligence to combat espionage and potential recruitment by Russian intelligence, indicating active precautions against such threats. Claims related to specific fears of recruitment by Russian intelligence are heightened by historical and strategic security concerns but lack direct evidence. Overall, these claims lack verified factual underpinning and are more assessments than supported facts.