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Ukrainians, Belarusians expelled from Poland after Russia-linked activities, Warsaw says Tomasz Siemoniak, Poland's minister overseeing intelligence agencies, said that since autumn 2025, the group paid Ukrainian refugees in Poland to take part in pro-Russian demonstrations to influence Ukrainian migrants, with funding allegedly coming from Russia.

Poland deports 15 Ukrainian citizens - Ukrinform Polish authorities have deported 15 Ukrainian citizens who were reportedly considered a threat to public safety and order. That is according to the Polish Border Guard , Ukrinform reports. According to Polish border officials, the individuals had been repeatedly involved in criminal activities, including thefts, armed robbery, document forgery, drug possession, and drunk driving. Some were also implicated in organizing illegal border crossings into Poland. The decision for forced return was based on considerations of security and public order, in accordance with Article 302 of the Act on Foreigners dated December 12, 2013. In one case, a Ukrainian citizen was listed as undesirable in Poland. All 15 individuals were forcibly transported to the border and handed over to Ukrainian authorities. They are prohibited from re-entering Poland for a period of five to ten years, and their data has been added to the list of foreigners banned from staying in Poland. Read also: Ambassador on Korzh concert in Warsaw: Ukrainians abroad should not support Russian cultural products Previously, after disturbances and provocative behavior at a concert …

Poland deports nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals suspected of running Russian-funded influence operation targeting Ukrainian refugees <p>Polish authorities detained and deported nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals suspected of organizing Russia-funded protests against the Ukrainian government.<p>

Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: Poland Expels 11 Suspected of ... Poland has expelled 11 foreign nationals, including nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians, over their alleged involvement in a Russia-backed influence campaign targeting Ukrainian refugees. Russia-Ukraine War Latest News:Poland has deported 11 foreign nationals suspected of participating in a Russia-backed influence campaign aimed at manipulating Ukrainian refugees living in the country. According to Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW), the group allegedly used Russian funding to recruit refugees for anti-Kyiv demonstrations while exploiting politically sensitive issues to undermine public trust and fuel tensions amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW) said the nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals were expelled after investigators concluded they had allegedly received Russian financial support to recruit Ukrainian refugees for protests against the Ukrainian government. Authorities described the operation as part of a broader influence campaign designed to destabilise public opinion. The deported group consisted of nine Ukrainian citizens and two Belarusian citizens. A…

Ukrainians, Belarusians expelled from Poland after Russia-linked ... Politics Ukrainians, Belarusians expelled from Poland after Russia-linked activities, Warsaw says June 29, 2026 5:45 pm • 1 min read Prefer on Google by Kateryna Denisova Climbing plants cover part of the former Royal Kitchens at Wawel Royal Castle, with the Senator Tower and a Polish flag visible above in Krakow, Poland, on May 21, 2026. (Mateusz Wlodarczyk/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Poland detained nine Ukrainian citizens and two Belarusians suspected of recruiting Ukrainians for paid protests carried out under Russian instructions, Polish officials reported on June 29. Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW) and Border Guard identified and detained the suspects in several cities, including Warsaw, Wroclaw, Krakow, Zakopane and Bydgoszcz. Tomasz Siemoniak, Poland's minister overseeing intelligence agencies, said that since autumn 2025, the group paid Ukrainian refugees in Poland to take part in pro-Russian demonstrations to influence Ukrainian migrants, with funding allegedly coming from Russia. According to the minister's spokesperson, Jacek Dobrzynski, the detainees have already been expelled from Poland. Rus…

Poland expels 11 suspected of Russia-backed campaign to influence Published byGlobal Banking & Finance Review Posted on June 29, 2026 · Last updated: June 29, 2026 WARSAW, June 29 (Reuters) - Polish security services have deported nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians on suspicion of using Russian money to recruit Ukrainian refugees to demonstrate against the Kyiv government in Poland, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) said on Monday. Poland has long accused Russia and its ally Belarus of waging a hybrid campaign involving sabotage, cyberattacks and disinformation since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Russia has repeatedly denied these allegations. "The organisers aimed to gradually influence the Ukrainian refugee community in Poland and use this group to promote political slogans," the ABW said in a statement. It added that emotive topics including corruption scandals that have hit the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other developments in domestic politics had been used to trigger protests. According to the agency, the individuals had links to Russia and Belarus and had been carrying out their activities since autumn 2025. "This i…

Poland expels 11 suspected of Russia-backed campaign to influence ... Poland expels 11 suspected of Russia-backed campaign to influence Ukrainian refugees Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Published Jun 29, 2026, 07:34 PM Updated Jun 29, 2026, 07:34 PM Set as preferred source WARSAW, June 29 - Polish security services have deported nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians on suspicion of using Russian money to recruit Ukrainian refugees to demonstrate against the Kyiv government in Poland, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) said on Monday. Poland has long accused Russia and its ally Belarus of waging a hybrid campaign involving sabotage, cyberattacks and disinformation since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Russia has repeatedly denied these allegations. "The organisers aimed to gradually influence the Ukrainian refugee community in Poland and use this group to promote political slogans," the ABW said in a statement. It added that emotive topics including corruption scandals that have hit the government of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and other developments in domestic politics had been used to trigger protests. According to the agency…

Poland expels 11 suspected of Russia-backed campaign to influence ... Poland expels 11 suspected of Russia-backed campaign to influence Ukrainian refugees La Polonia espelle 11 persone sospettate di essere coinvolte in una campagna sostenuta dalla Russia volta a influenzare i rifugiati ucraini Reuters 29.6.2026 Condividi Stampa Copia link Email Facebook X Telegram LinkedIn Whatsapp Whatsapp Reddit Traduci in italiano Questa notizia è stata tradotta con DeepL per consentirti di leggere subito in italiano il notiziario della Reuters. Nessuna traduzione automatica è perfetta né può sostituire i traduttori umani. Per saperne di più WARSAW, June 29 (Reuters) - Polish security services have deported nine Ukrainians and two Belarusians on suspicion of using Russian money to recruit Ukrainian refugees to demonstrate against the Kyiv government in Poland, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) said on Monday. Poland has long accused Russia and its ally Belarus of waging a hybrid campaign involving sabotage, cyberattacks and disinformation since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Russia has repeatedly denied these allegations. “The organisers aimed to gradually influence the Ukrai…