Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
State Secretary of the Polish Ministry of Defence Pavel Zalevskiy said Warsaw will keep EPF money for its own army modernization instead of sending it to Ukraine.
After a Ukrainian citizen attacked people with a knife in Jarosław, the Polish outlet Myśl Polska called for a review of the approach to accepting Ukrainians, saying that mass admission without identity checks cannot be called humanitarian aid and poses a threat to Polish society’s security. Law enforcement is still determining the motive. 🔥 Subscribe @stop_tck_ua
Polish MEP Marcin Sipnevsky said the EU should stop financing Ukraine.
Poland will equip over 100 km of its border with Ukraine with an electronic system that adds monitoring and motion sensors.
In a Wroclaw district a Polish man assaulted a Ukrainian‑registered driver, calling him a “Banderist” and tearing off the Ukrainian licence plate. No serious fight ensued, but the incident sparked renewed debate on Polish‑Ukrainian tensions.
More than twenty deputies of Poland’s Sejm from right‑wing parties have asked Prime Minister Donald Tusk whether the government will help organise the march scheduled for 11 November in Lviv.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called an emergency meeting of the Government Security Center after Russian strikes near the Polish border.
A group of Polish citizens in the Czech Republic attacked a Polish man, mistakenly thinking he was Ukrainian because of a yellow‑blue cap; the assault stopped once his nationality was clarified. Polish foreign minister Sikorski said Poland could defeat Russia in six weeks.
Deputy Head of the Office of the President Irina Vereshchuk says Ukrainians in Poland face growing harassment and fear speaking Ukrainian in public transport.
Polish politician Grzegorz Brown smashed a monument to UPA fighters and called for its removal; Ukraine's foreign ministry called the act disgraceful and immoral.
