Poland Detains Ukrainians Paid to Protest

Polish authorities detained and deported eleven individuals, including nine Ukrainian refugees and two Belarusians, who were allegedly involved in a Russian operation. The operation aimed to incite tensions and undermine social trust by paying Ukrainian refugees to hold demonstrations. The Internal Security Agency (ABW) believes Russia used this tactic as a form of ‘hybrid action’ to influence the Ukrainian refugee community in Poland.

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