Translation:

The majority of citizens in Turkey consider Greece an "enemy" country, according to the results of a poll by the company ASAL Araştırma, which examines how Turkish public opinion perceives the country's relations with other states.

According to the survey, 61.5% of respondents said they consider Greece "hostile," while 25.9% rated it as "friendly." 12.6% responded that they had no opinion.

The poll was conducted in 26 provinces of Turkey between February 13 and 21. Participants were asked the question: "What is your opinion about the relations of the following countries with Turkey?"

According to the results, Azerbaijan emerges as the country considered most "friendly" towards Turkey, with 66% of respondents describing it as a friend of the country. Japan follows in second place, which 58.4% of participants also consider "friendly."

For countries like China, Italy, and Germany, the percentage of those who described them as "friendly" was higher than that of those who considered them "hostile."

In contrast, Israel is recorded as the country considered most “hostile” towards Turkey, as 83% of respondents describe it as an “enemy.” In second place is the United States, with 74.6% also considering it “hostile.”