Media: Belarusian KGB’s Anti-Ukrainian Provocation Exposed In Poland

The information has already been handed over to the Polish special services.

An “action” in support of the regime of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin under the pretext of “protest against the war” is planned to be held in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. Thus, Kremlin propagandists want to “discourage” the Poles from helping the Ukrainians, and prevent the supply of weapons aimed to protect Ukrainian territories from the invaders.

The Polish Center for Monitoring Racist and Xenophobic Behavior (OMZRiK) warns about this.

The action in support of the Putin regime under the guise of an anti-war demonstration will be carried out by pro-Russian activists from the extreme right organization “Kamractwo” (“Partnership”) with the support of the Belarusian KGB, which provides the organizers of the event, by their own admission, with propaganda materials.

Marcin Osadovsky, a member of the pro-Russian organization “Kamractwo”, has published propaganda materials in which, under the guise of anti-war rhetoric, he praised and justified the crimes of the Putin regime.

The propaganda videos presented by Osadovsky are aimed at the Poles in order to show the Russian occupation troops as the “liberators” of Ukraine, to “discourage” Polish citizens from helping Ukrainians. Also, propagandists will promote the Kremlin’s narrative about the supply of weapons to Ukraine in order to disrupt its provision to Kyiv.

“The organizers are already assuring on social media that the march will be anti-Ukrainian, and that its goal is to incite hatred in Polish society towards people of Ukrainian origin, which should distract Poles from helping Ukraine,” writes OMZRiK.

The march is planned in the capital of Poland on the afternoon of January 21. Information about the impending provocation was given to the mayor of Warsaw, the police and the Polish Internal Security Agency.