Group Claims Arson Attempt on Ukrainian Drone Factory in Slovakia

The Insider found a Russian trace in the group that took responsibility for the attempted arson of a factory in Slovakia.

Consensus

The group Global Citizens Against War 1984 (GCAW1984) claimed responsibility for an attempted arson attack on the Skyeton factory in Slovakia.
The factory is a Ukrainian drone manufacturer.
The Insider identified multiple indicators suggesting possible Russian origin of the group.
Two individuals named Robert Lewanowski and Stefan Ilić were listed as members of the group, but their biographies could not be independently verified.
The names Robert Lewanowski and Stefan Ilić closely resemble those of known footballers Robert Lewandowski and Stefan Ilic.
The group's website was built using Hostinger AI Builder from a pre-made template.
The website's source code contains the YS Text font, which is associated with Yandex.
The group's English-language manifesto and a letter to The Insider contain linguistic patterns typical of translation from Russian.
The group cited George Orwell's '1984' in its manifesto, using the phrase 'even in the singular', which mirrors the Russian translation.

The Instagram stories of GCAW1984 were saved under the Russian name 'Актуальное'. — tg_svobodnieslova
The Russian-language Instagram story titles are not dependent on the interface language. — tg_theinsider
The AI analysis of the manifesto and letter revealed translation patterns from Russian. — tg_theinsider
The phrase 'even in the singular' in the manifesto is a direct reproduction of the Russian translation 'даже в единственном числе'. — tg_svobodnieslova
The phrase 'even in the singular' likely resulted from a Russian-to-English translation. — tg_theinsider
Robert Lewanowski's biography contains a discrepancy with the Polish military service timeline. — tg_theinsider
The names Robert Lewanowski and Stefan Ilic are almost identical to those of known footballers. — tg_svobodnieslova