"Glory to UPA" for 500 dollars. A series of inscriptions on monuments was preceded by an announcement

In recent days, inscriptions "Glory to UPA" appeared on monuments in Warsaw, Poznań, and Gdynia, prompting police investigations. A Belarusian portal reported an ad on a chat for foreigners offering $500 for graffiti work in Poznań, specifically to spray the inscription on monuments. The ad's author acknowledged the illegal nature of the task but suggested anonymity would prevent detection. The initiative is suspected to be a Russian provocation aimed at inciting hostility between Poles and Ukrainians. The ad has since been removed, and the mysterious contractor's identity remains unknown, with suspicions of ties to Russian or Belarusian intelligence services.

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