Uatv.Ua Kremlin's Disinformation Campaign Targets Polish-Ukrainian Relations
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- •The Kremlin is using disinformation to create tensions between Poles and Ukrainians.
- •Recent provocations include throwing pig heads at mosques and violations of Polish airspace by Russian missiles.
- •Sikorski warns that Russia's military failures in Ukraine lead to increased destabilization efforts in Europe.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that the Kremlin is conducting a disinformation campaign aimed at inciting division between Poles and Ukrainians. This campaign includes provocations such as throwing pig heads into mosques. Sikorski emphasized that Russia has effectively declared war on Poland without conventional military action, citing various forms of sabotage including assassination plots and drone incursions. He noted that recent Russian cruise missile activity has violated Polish airspace. Sikorski highlighted Poland's historical resilience against Russian imperialism and warned that as Russia's military situation deteriorates in Ukraine, its efforts to destabilize Western solidarity will intensify.
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