Poland deported nine Ukrainian and two Belarusian nationals suspected of organizing Russia-funded protests against the Ukrainian government, according to Meduza. Separately, Poland deported 15 Ukrainian citizens who were considered a threat to public safety and order, according to Ukrinform.net. The 15 deported Ukrainian citizens had been repeatedly involved in criminal activities, including thefts, armed robbery, document forgery, drug possession, and drunk driving, according to Ukrinform.net. Some of the deported Ukrainian citizens were implicated in organizing illegal border crossings into Poland, according to Ukrinform.net. The decision to deport the 15 individuals was based on considerations of security and public order, in accordance with Article 302 of the Act on Foreigners dated December 12, 2013, according to Ukrinform.net. The deported individuals 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, according to Ukrinform.net. One Ukrainian citizen was listed as undesirable in Poland, according to Ukrinform.net. Poland expelled Ukrainians and Belarusians after Russia-linked activities, according to Warsaw. 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 KyivIndependent.