Faced with the question "do you agree with the US-British attack on Iraq," 90.7 percent of the 2,200 people surveyed across the country between March 14 and 30 said "no," with 3.4 percent answering "rather not".

Just 1.4 percent backed the war answering with "yes". Two percent replied by saying "rather yes". The rest were undecided.

Around two thirds of those surveyed said that Iraq under President Saddam Hussein posed no threat to international peace and stability.

Massive anti-war demonstrations have shaken Greece since February 15. More than 300,000 people joined anti-war demonstrations in Athens on March 20 and

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