A recent opinion poll conducted by OPINION POLL for ACTION 24, shortly after the declaration of war in Iran from March 4 to March 6, reveals that 85.4% of Greek citizens express considerable concern about international developments and geopolitical tensions, particularly those emanating from the conflict in Iran. Among these, 52% reported they are very worried, while 33.4% are somewhat worried. Conversely, only 13.7% of respondents indicated minimal or no concern about these issues, highlighting the prevailing anxiety within the public regarding potential consequences on both regional and national stability.

The poll also reflects strong support for the Greek government's decision to deploy two frigates and F-16 fighters, with 73% of respondents in favor of these military actions. This sentiment transcends political affiliations, as majorities across all parties, except for the MERA 25 party, demonstrated support. Within this party, a notable 45.8% still expressed approval of the military deployment, indicating a fracture in opposition views. This overwhelming approval showcases a consensus on the necessity of sending military support amid rising tensions.

Additionally, 71.9% of the participants agreed with the government's ongoing military procurement programs aimed at enhancing national defense capabilities. About 56.4% deemed these military investments significant in terms of national security, further underlining the public's prioritization of defense amidst concerns over external threats. The data suggests a correlation between the citizens' anxiety over international conflicts and their support for increased military readiness and governmental measures to sustain stability in Greece.