The research took place between December 2-10, 2014 among a sample of 1,050 adults. According to the results, those questioned view the modernisation of anti-aircraft defence as the most important priority. A negative attitude towards modernisation was expressed by 10.6 percent of those questioned.
“Some 18 percent of the respondents didn’t evaluate the modernisation process at all because they didn't know that it was taking place,” added Martin Slosiarik from Focus.
As mentioned, the respondents view the top modernisation priority as being anti-aircraft defence (56.5 percent), followed by the modernisation of fighter aircraft (38.2 percent) and that of combat vehicles and technology (32.2 percent). Other respondents were keen on the modernisation of transport aircraft (29.2 percent), linked technology (26.1 percent) and automobile technology (21.8 percent).
