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Russian ambassador prevented from honouring Soviet soldiers

The Russian ambassador to Warsaw was prevented from laying flowers at a Soviet war memorial by Ukrainians protesting against the Russian invasion.

Russian ambassador appears at Polish foreign ministry

Sergey Andreyev, Russia's ambassador to Poland, was summoned to the Foreign Minister in protest over Vladimir Putin's "illegal decisions" to annex Ukrainian territory, a foreign ministry spokesperson has said.

Foreign Ministry summons Russian ambassador over Ukraine annexations

Sergey Andreyev, Russia's ambassador to Poland, was summoned to the Foreign Ministry on Monday in protest over Russia’s annexation of parts of Ukraine, a government minister has said.

Polish envoy repeats FM's regrets on Russian ambassador incident

Poland’s ambassador to Moscow has reiterated the official regrets expressed by the Polish foreign minister over an incident in Warsaw on Monday when the Russian ambassador had red paint thrown over him.

Minister defends police over Russian ambassador incident

A Polish minister has defended the policing of an anti-war protest that resulted in the Russian ambassador being doused with red paint.

Russian ambassador left red-faced after being attacked ‘with paint’ at Red Army cemetery in Warsaw

Russia’s ambassador to Poland Sergey Andreev was pelted with the red substance after arriving at a Warsaw cemetery to pay respects to Red Army soldiers who died during WWII.

Poland to expel 45 Russian diplomats for spying as smoke is seen rising from the Russian embassy amid claims its officials were burning secret documents

The director of Poland’s National Security Department Stanislaw Zaryn said: ”These are people who function within the framework of diplomatic status, but de facto conduct intelligence activities against Poland.”

Poland warns of ‘appropriate steps’ after Russia expels diplomat for supporting ‘illegal protests’ over jailing of Alexei Navalny

Poland’s Foreign Ministry has summoned Russia’s ambassador to Poland demanding that Russia withdraw its decision. Two other diplomats from Sweden and Germany are also reported to have been expelled for apparently attending the protests.

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Poland sparks Russian anger as it begins changing Kaliningrad road signs to Królewiec

Posting on Twitter, the Ministry of Infrastructure said: “The first signs are already leading to Królewiec. We have just started replacing the boards so that they have Polish name Królewiec, not Kaliningrad.

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Warsaw’s secret war against Moscow’s spies: Poland’s intelligence services have gone into overdrive to combat Putin’s covert assault

The arrest last week of a ‘dangerous’ spy network in Poland is the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine.

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