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 social unrest and political tensions by paying Ukrainian refugees to hold demonstrations. The Internal Security Agency (ABW) believes Russia was using this tactic as a form of ‘hybrid action’ to destabilize Poland.

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