Event 11691c36-3130-44c9-870f-89e9de354cb9

Healthy processed event from Hybrid War Tracker

Status: Healthy (Processed) Last Updated: 2026-02-10 Confidence: High Classification: Cyber & Information Warfare > Information Operations > Propaganda & disinformation campaigns Country: Poland Where: Cyberspace Tag: fake accounts Tag: disinformation Tag: anti-Ukrainian Tag: social media harassment Tag: Facebook Tag: Ukraine-Poland relations Tag: information warfare Tag: online hate Tag: Konkret24 Aggressor Confidence: High
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Event Time
1w ago
Created
1w ago
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Updated
4d ago

Summary

Headline: They Are Beautiful, Untrue, and Harmful. A Network of Fake Accounts Hits Ukrainian Women

Short Summary: On February 2, 2026, an orchestrated wave of fake Facebook profiles purporting to be attractive Ukrainian women began posting fake matrimonial ads aimed at inciting negative reactions among Polish internet users. These profiles are non-existent individuals presented as demanding and entitled, provoking criticism and hate comments. The operation aims to stir anti-Ukrainian sentiments amid ongoing regional tensions. The network operates through a coordinated disinformation and harassment campaign on social media, reflecting a broader trend of information warfare targeting Ukrainian diaspora communities in Poland. Official voices and analysts note the campaign as a deliberate anti-Ukrainian provocation leveraging social media platforms. Gabriela Sieczkowska authored the report published on Konkret24, highlighting the malicious intent behind the fake accounts. The campaign illustrates the use of deceptive digital personas to foment societal discord and ethnic hostility in Poland.

Extended Summary: On February 2, 2026, an orchestrated wave of fake Facebook profiles purporting to be attractive Ukrainian women began posting fake matrimonial ads aimed at inciting negative reactions among Polish internet users. These profiles are non-existent individuals presented as demanding and entitled, provoking criticism and hate comments. The operation aims to stir anti-Ukrainian sentiments amid ongoing regional tensions. The network operates through a coordinated disinformation and harassment campaign on social media, reflecting a broader trend of information warfare targeting Ukrainian diaspora communities in Poland. Official voices and analysts note the campaign as a deliberate anti-Ukrainian provocation leveraging social media platforms. Gabriela Sieczkowska authored the report published on Konkret24, highlighting the malicious intent behind the fake accounts. The campaign illustrates the use of deceptive digital personas to foment societal discord and ethnic hostility in Poland.

Description

Facebook has been flooded with a wave of fake 'matrimonial' advertisements allegedly posted by Ukrainian women. These profiles depict attractive but demanding women who do not exist in reality. Their posts attract Polish internet users' criticism and hate, which is the goal of this particularly disturbing anti-Ukrainian action. The fake accounts are part of an orchestrated campaign aiming to damage the reputation of Ukrainians living in Poland and to fuel social tensions. The article, authored by Gabriela Sieczkowska and published on February 2, 2026, on Konkret24, exposes this disinformation and harassment network targeting Ukrainian women.

Event Classification

Aggressor Event

Rationale

The article explicitly describes a hostile Russian or pro-Kremlin-aligned disinformation campaign targeting Ukrainian women living in Poland by using fake social media profiles to provoke hate; therefore, this is a clear aggressor hybrid warfare event focused on information operations.