“We Can Do It again.” Attacker with OUN-UPA Flag on Fake Leaflets Before November 11

Rzeczpospolita

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Images circulating online purportedly show flyers about the Independence March in various parts of Warsaw. In reality, the images were generated by AI, but the QR code on them is functional and depicts the attacker from Krakow with an OUN-UPA flag.

Gazeta

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Police officers detained people who published online "information intended to create an atmosphere of threat and reduce the sense of security both among people planning to participate in the events and among residents of the capital."

Onet

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They threatened to plant explosives and incited crimes. Warsaw police officers detained eight people who posted online threats against the Independence March. Onet unofficially determined that most of them were Poles, but two Ukrainians were also among them. This was the result of the "Independence" operation recently launched by the Warsaw police.

Warszawa W Pigułce

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Warsaw is preparing for Independence Day celebrations with enhanced security measures. The Warsaw Police Headquarters announced that additional police forces from other voivodeships have been dispatched to the capital. Officers will provide security for state ceremonies, gatherings, concerts, and the Independence March. The police also revealed that, as part of operations conducted before November 11th, eight individuals were detained for spread…

rmf24.pl

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The Independence March will march through the streets of Warsaw on Wednesday. Speaking on Radio RMF24's "Rozmowa at 7:00," security expert Dr. Mariusz Sokołowski praised the March Guard's cooperation with the police. He also criticized the attitude of some politicians who are inciting public sentiment for their own short-term goals.