In Poland, stickers are appearing on the streets inviting people to join the Wagner Group Private Military Company (PMC), writes Ukrainska Pravda.
The stickers, which have been spotted in various parts of Poland, invite local residents to join the Wagner Group and contain a QR code with a link to a Russian website.
Bartłomiej Izdebski of the Krakow police said that two reports have been received in connection with the case and that they are working to establish the circumstances of the case.
“We are gathering the reports, taking pictures of the stickers and clarifying the circumstances of the case. It is difficult to say more at the moment because this is only the first day [since the stickers appeared in Krakow],” Izdebski said.
Stickers have also been seen on the streets of Warsaw.
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Police issued a brief comment saying that officers found the Wagner stickers in several places after the first reports emerged. The case is being investigated by the municipal police headquarters.
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