Polish and Russian pierogi and drones exploding in the heads of male sheep. How Putin is trying to win the hybrid war online and in reality

2025-10-10

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A shocking 38% of Poles commenting online about the Russian drone incursion into Poland blamed Ukrainians for the attack in the first 24 hours, and 34% — Russians. One in five internet users on the Vistula blamed the 'inept Polish government', a similar share accused the West and Polish media. Why can we neutralise drones, yet drop dead under the onslaught of Putin's propaganda?

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