Posters Featuring 'Wagner' Symbols and Calls to Join Surface in Poland

Posters with 'Wagner' symbols and calls to join have appeared in public places in Poland. This has been reported by Nexta Live.

It remains unclear whether the mercenaries are trying to recruit Poles or if Russian agents have plastered the streets with posters to exert psychological pressure on Polish citizens. They do not rule out that this could have been done as a joke.

There are many hypotheses, but no definitive answers. It has been noted that Wagnerian symbolism is becoming increasingly visible in Poland's major cities.

Earlier, more than 100 mercenaries from the Wagner Group stationed in Belarus were relocated to the Suwalki Corridor near the border with Lithuania, which is the land corridor between Belarus and the Kaliningrad region, approximately 100 kilometers long, located at the borders of Poland and Lithuania, as reported by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.