A recent DN/Ipsos survey reveals growing skepticism among Swedes about U.

S. military support in the event of a Russian attack.

Despite government reassurances that NATO allies, including the U.

S., would provide protection, many voters remain unconvinced.

The survey highlights strong public support for bolstering Sweden's own defense capabilities.

This sentiment reflects broader concerns about the current global security landscape and Sweden's reliance on international alliances.

The government faces increasing pressure to address these fears and strengthen national defense strategies.