Belgrade (MINA-BUSINESS) - Around 70 percent of Yugoslav citizens are unhappy with their financial situation, most of them are from eastern Serbia while the smallest number of dissatisfied came from Montenegro, according to a recent poll conducted by GFK Beograd agency among 1,000 persons. The research showed the standard of living of the Yugoslavs was the most similar to that of Romania and Russia, and slightly better than in Bulgaria. Around 48 percent of the polled expect their financial situation to significantly improve in the next five years, director of the pollster Mirjana Agic said.. The majority of the polled or 25 percent named Greece as the most friendly country, followed by Russia, China, Italy, France, European Union states, Norway and Germany, while only one percent said those were Macedonia, the Bosnian Serb republic and the United States. As the number one enemy, a third of the polled persons listed the United States, followed by Albania, Germany, Croatia, Great Britain, Turkey and France.