Nine Ukrainian citizens and two Belarusian citizens will be deported…
Nine Ukrainian citizens and two Belarusian citizens will be deported from Poland for organizing protests. Polish authorities have detained and deported nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians on suspicion of organizing protest actions using Russian funds.
Consensus
- Nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian citizens were arrested and deported from Poland.
- The individuals were suspected of organizing protests among Ukrainian refugees in Poland.
- The arrests were made by Polish internal security agency (ABW) in cooperation with border guards.
- The individuals allegedly received funding from Russia.
- The protests were allegedly organized using resonant topics such as corruption in Ukraine.
Points of divergence
- The individuals were involved in organizing protests in the fall of 2025. — vm
- The individuals were arrested in several cities including Warsaw, Wrocław, Kraków, Zakopane, and Bydgoszcz. — meduza
- Polish President Andrzej Duda announced that he would strip Ukrainian President Zelensky of the White Eagle Order. — vm
- The Russian government did not comment on the statement of the Polish internal security agency. — meduza
Coverage (2 sources)
- Nine Ukrainians detained in Poland accused of recruiting protest participants — Вечерняя Москва
- Nine Ukrainians and Two Belarusians Deported from Poland for Suspected Organization of Protests Funded by Russia — Meduza
Key entities
- Russia
- Poland
- Ukraine
- Belarus
- Belarus
- Warsaw
- Krakow
- Internal Security Agency
- Wrocław
- From Poland
- Tomasz Semonyak
- Zakopane
- Bydgoszcz
- Poland (ABW)
- ABW