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What Neighbors Write About Poland – October 28, 2026

Today a controversial exhibition opened at a Polish consulate, stirring considerable emotion. Its theme concerns alleged Ukrainian falsifications related to the events in Bucha.

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Co sąsiedzi piszą o Polsce – 28 października 2026
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In Brief

  • The exhibition at the Polish consulate is titled 'Successors of Goebbels: Fake Events in Bucha and Bloody Stagings of the Kyiv Regime'.
  • The exhibition runs from October 27 to October 29, 2026.
  • Russian authorities claim that the materials presented at the exhibition are 'unequivocal evidence' of Ukraine's forgeries.
  • The exhibition is supported by propaganda media such as Wiesti.ru.

Russian Press

According to Wiesti.ru (propaganda media), an exhibition dedicated to alleged forgeries by Ukraine regarding events in Bucha has been opened at the Polish consulate. The exhibition, titled "Successors of Goebbels: Fake Events in Bucha and Bloody Stagings of the Kyiv Regime", is set to run from October 27 to October 29, 2026. Russian authorities emphasize that the materials presented are "unequivocal evidence" of Ukraine's forgeries with the support of Western countries. (В посольстве РФ в Польше показали доказательства фальсификаций Киева по Буче – Wiesti.ru (media propagandowe))

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Sources

  1. [1]В посольстве РФ в Польше показали доказательства фальсификаций Киева по Буче· Wiesti.ru· propaganda media

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