The article discusses the polarized views within Czech society regarding President Miloš Zeman's stance on Turkey. Despite criticisms and varying opinions about his leadership and diplomatic strategies, polls show that a significant portion of the population continues to support him, reflecting a deeper ideological divide in the nation. This divide highlights the broader implications for Czech politics as different groups react to the president's position and decisions. As the situation evolves, it remains to be seen how this will affect upcoming electoral prospects and national unity, with some fearing that the split may complicate official foreign policy approaches.