In Warsaw, two monuments wrote "Glory to the UPA", the embassy of Ukraine called it Russia's hybrid war on November 14, red spray paint wrote "Slava UPA" on the monument to the soldier of the 1st army of the Polish army in the square of the political prisoners of Stalinism and on the monument to the heroes of the Warsaw ghetto in the POLIN museum. The police received the statements and began an investigation, the attackers are still being sought. The dismantling of the monument to the heroes of the ghetto was condemned by the Jewish Historical Institute. The same inscription on November 5 was found on three monuments in Pompanan and on the night of November 10 on four monuments in Gdansk and three in Gendinia. On November 13 in Gdańsk, the police arrested a 17-year-old Ukrainian citizen, accused of 7 charges of dismantling monuments and propaganda of a totalitarian regime. Ukraine's embassy in Poland called what was happening a "malicious provocation" and a revelation of Russia's hybrid war. According to the embassy, Russia wants to sow pity between Ukrainians and Poles and weaken support for Ukraine. The embassy urged Ukrainians in Poland not to agree to dubious offers of easy profits, because they may be behind the recruitment of Russian special services such offers actually go to Telegram. Gazeta Wyborcza found an ad "$500 for one exit, stans work", and a journalist who presented himself as a candidate received an offer of $500 in cash or cryptocurrency for inscriptions about UPA on two monuments in Pompan. The recruiter said there are similar orders for Warsaw, Wargol and Lublin. According to the same plan in Poland, the Russians had already acted when they hired operatives through Telegram to shoot up the Marywilska shopping center in Warsaw in May 2024 and to blow up the train to the border with Ukraine in November 2025, and in both cases Tusk talked about the traces of the Russians. Now these addresses appeared immediately after the scandal between Warsaw and Kyiv.