Sprawdzam To published a long-form analysis by Grzegorz Rzeczkowski — SAUFEX co-coordinator, director of the Centre for Disinformation Studies at Civitas University, and a member of the Resilience Council against International Disinformation at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs — on the scale of Russia’s undeclared war against Poland.
Drawing on the latest report from Poland’s Internal Security Agency (ABW), Rzeczkowski lays out three intertwined fronts: classic espionage and sabotage (including the 2024 Marywilska market fire and the November attempted rail derailment near Garwolin), cyberattacks on critical infrastructure (Poland came close to a nationwide blackout in late December 2025), and disinformation campaigns aimed at eroding support for Ukraine, deepening polarisation, and shifting the Polish political scene toward pro-Russian positions.
He argues that Russia’s strategy is producing measurable results — falling Polish sympathy for Ukrainian refugees, the rise of openly pro-Russian parties polling above the electoral threshold, and a public increasingly numb to the threat — and that without a coherent state response, Poland risks needing another “miracle on the Vistula.”
Read the full article (in Polish): Polska jest dla Rosji polem bitwy, w której stawka jest taka sama jak w 1920 r.