Pro-Kremlin terrorist group 'Global Citizens Against War 1984' (GCAW1984), previously claiming responsibility for sabotage acts in Europe, has sent threat letters to companies in Latvia, Poland, and Portugal demanding to cease arms deliveries to Ukraine. The targeted Latvian companies are 'Eraser' and 'Unitrack'; Polish companies - 'PGZ', 'WB Electronics', 'JFG Composites', and 'Nitro-Chem'; Portuguese company - 'Tekever'. The group threatens to stop these companies' operations by any means if they do not cease deliveries by October 7, giving the governments of these countries a one-month deadline. To prove their seriousness, the group sent photos of graffiti with its abbreviation found in Riga, Warsaw, and Lisbon. The group previously claimed responsibility for an arson attempt in August against Slovakian drone manufacturer 'Skyeton'. The article was published on September 8, 2026, at 10:53 UTC by LETA via LSM.lv. The events concern threat letters and graffiti as forms of hybrid warfare targeting companies supplying arms to Ukraine in Latvia, Poland, and Portugal.

Pro-Kremlin terrorist group 'Global Citizens Against War 1984' (GCAW1984), previously claiming responsibility for sabotage acts in Europe, has sent threat letters to companies in Latvia, Poland, and Portugal demanding to cease arms deliveries to Ukraine. The targeted Latvian companies are 'Eraser' and 'Unitrack'; Polish companies - 'PGZ', 'WB Electronics', 'JFG Composites', and 'Nitro-Chem'; Portuguese company - 'Tekever'. The group threatens to stop these companies' operations by any means if they do not cease deliveries by October 7, giving the governments of these countries a one-month deadline. To prove their seriousness, the group sent photos of graffiti with its abbreviation found in Riga, Warsaw, and Lisbon. The group previously claimed responsibility for an arson attempt in August against Slovakian drone manufacturer 'Skyeton'. The article was published on September 8, 2026, at 10:53 UTC by LETA via LSM.lv. The events concern threat letters and graffiti as forms of hybrid warfare targeting companies supplying arms to Ukraine in Latvia, Poland, and Portugal.