Poll: more than 80% of respondents in Armenia consider that there is   risk of new war in region

ArmInfo. More than a third of respondents in Armenia believe that the difficult situation the  country is facing today is the result of the incompetent policy of the Armenian authorities. This is evidenced by the results of the "French Kiss" survey of the MPG consulting company.

To clarify what caused the difficult political situation that Armenia  is facing today, 35.3% of respondents answered, the incompetence of  the leadership of the RA government. 29.9% of respondents are  convinced that this is a deliberately created situation dictated by  external forces, another 24.2% believe that this is the consequences  of conflicts existing in the world. 8.9% found it difficult to  answer, another 1.7% gave a different answer.

When asked whether the authorities are making enough efforts to free  prisoners held in Baku, 13.5% of respondents considered the efforts  sufficient, 12.5% rather sufficient, 15% considered the efforts  rather insufficient and 44.4% considered the efforts definitely  insufficient. At the same time, 14.4% found it difficult to answer.

When asked whether there is a risk of a new war in the foreseeable  future, 55.1% of the respondents answered that there is definitely.  Another 25.5% considered a new war more likely, 9.8% - rather not,  7.2 % - definitely no threats of a new war, another 2.4% found it  difficult to answer. Thus, 80.6% of respondents consider there is  a  risks of a new war in the region.

The survey was conducted through telephone calls to residents of the  Republic of Armenia in the period from February 26 to February 28 of  this year, the sample size was 1100, the sampling error was +/- 3%.   In 2011, MPG became the official representative in Armenia of the  International Gallup Association, one of the most prestigious and  independent public opinion research organizations in the world. Since  2003, MPG, working in the market of sociological and marketing  research, has implemented more than 800 projects of various sizes.