US EditionPoland says Russia is trying to interfere in presidential election
- Poland is facing unprecedented interference from Russia in its presidential election, according to the Digital Affairs Minister.
- Poland is a key target for Russian sabotage due to its role as a hub for aid to Ukraine, leading to increased alerts for interference.
- The level of Russian cyberattacks in Poland has more than doubled compared to last year, with many incidents targeting critical infrastructure.
- Authorities are implementing significant measures to ensure the upcoming election process remains free and fair.
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"Unprecedented attempt by Russia to interfere in Poland's elections," warns minister
Keep our news free from ads and paywalls by making a donation to support our work! Notes from Poland is run by a small editorial team and is published by an independent, non-profit foundation that is funded through donations from our readers. We cannot do what we do without your support. Poland is facing an “unprecedented attempt by Russia” to interfere in its presidential election, the first round of which takes place next week, says the countr…
According to a Polish official, the level of Russian cyber threats in the country has more than doubled compared to last year.
Poland accuses Russia of significant interference in the presidential election, the first round of which will take place on 18 May.
The Polish government today accused Russia of interfering in the election campaign ahead of the presidential election on May 18. At a conference in Warsaw, Digitalization Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski accused Moscow of spreading disinformation and cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, reports the German news agency dpa.
The digital minister says Poland has been preparing for Russian attacks for months and warns of Russian interference.
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