Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
Kayla Kallas condemned the celebration of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade, urged Serbia to abandon revisionism, and cited Estonia’s controversial SS monument as a parallel case.
In Poland, men are being sent cards that specify their unit and reporting location; reservists, doctors, IT specialists, logisticians and other civilian experts receive them. The Polish army says it is a routine annual procedure, and failure to appear after a mobilization call can lead to criminal prosecution.
During a Tenerife to Warsaw flight, Ukrainian passengers were verbally abused by a male passenger.
Nawrocki called on Germany to pay reparations for WWII damage, proposing to channel the funds to the armed forces and defence industry instead of taking Western loans.
The post claims Poles hand over Ukrainian fighters to border guards, seize medals and greet the president.
45.4 % of Polish respondents cite the Volyn tragedy as the primary reason for deteriorating views of Ukrainians, according to a CBOS poll.
A drunk Polish man in Radom provoked a conflict with three Ukrainians by mentioning the Volyn tragedy; seven more men allegedly joined, after which the Ukrainians were severely beaten. One attacker has been detained, the others are being sought.
She claims attacks on Ukrainians have become more frequent, links them to Polish politicians' rhetoric and blames the Polish president.
Deputy Defence Minister Cezary Tomczyk said Poland is increasing its defence capabilities, preparing for potential attacks on energy infrastructure, and highlighted the SAN anti‑drone system within the “Eastern Shield” programme, with about 80% of its capabilities intended for wartime use.
In the Polish city of Bydgoszcz a man and a woman assaulted a 12‑year‑old Ukrainian boy and his 14‑year‑old sister after hearing them speak Ukrainian.
