POLISH NATIONALISTS PUNISHED A MOSCOW PROVOCATEUR

A quite provocative incident took place in Warsaw on November 11, during a many-thousand patriotic march devoted to the Independence Day of Poland. A group of marginals desecrated and burned Ukrainian flag shouting anti-Ukrainian slogans, for which they were brought to justice by Polish nationalists shortly after.

This was reported by the Ukrainian Molotov.info and AzovPress recourses linking to their own sources in the Polish nationalist movement and the Polish Autonom.pl nationalist web-resource.

As reads a latter sent to Ukrainian media by Polish nationalists - just after the disgraceful act the group of the Independence March attendees approached to its performer in order to find out the reasons of his deed. Having not heard an adequate explanation the nationalists decided to conduct an “educative conversation” with their leader. As a result, probably being exhausted from the received information about the basic norms of decent behavior, he had to take horizontal position at the Vistula bank. 

As was found out, the anti-Ukrainian provocation was arranged by local marginal group named the Narodowa Wolna Polska (NWP) headed by Damian Bienko - a well known by his simpaties to the Kremlin-backed terrorists of Donbass and cooperation with the Polish pro-Russian neo-communist  party "Zmiena,"  which leader Mateusz Piskorski was detained by Polish Internal Security Agency in May of this year on the charges of cooperation with the Russian intelligence.

It's clear as a noonday that Russia's secret services were involved to this incident. It’s no less obvious that the possibility of establishing such powerful and perspective geopolitical formation as the Intermarium at its Western border looks threatening for the Kremlin's globalists, so they are especially interested in inciting ethnic hatred between Poles and Ukrainians.

Nevertheless, the news of "the burned Ukrainian flag at the nationalist march in Poland" were widespread by Russian and some Ukrainian media at lightning speed. However, there is one interesting thing - making a report on the many-thousand Independence March "quite by accident" some TV reporters had found themselves near a group of people exactly at the moment when they started kicking a Ukrainian flag and burnt it down... what a luck. In fact this is very similar to the work of Russian journalists, who usually "accidentally" always appears not so far from that sort of unknown provocateurs during mass patriotic actions in Ukraine.