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  "id": "96b3e77b-abce-4468-88d0-292cc300632a",
  "url": "https://atr.ua/qt/news/169740-polish-nationalists-held-rallies-against-ukraine-for-money-of-the-russian-federation-wyborcza",
  "source": "extension",
  "status": "approved",
  "category": "Political & Legal Subversion",
  "subcategory": "Political Manipulation",
  "incident_type": "Creating/manipulating political movements",
  "country": "Poland",
  "source_reliability": "C",
  "info_credibility": "3",
  "tags": [
    "Russian funding",
    "Polish nationalists",
    "anti-Ukrainian rallies",
    "political manipulation",
    "Cyber Hunta",
    "Cyber Alliance",
    "Konstantin Malofeev",
    "Alexander Usovsky",
    "Eastern Europe destabilization"
  ],
  "nodes": [],
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  "where_text": "Land",
  "headline": null,
  "description": "The Belarusian Alexander Usovsky received 100 thousand euros from Russia to sponsor anti-Ukrainian groups in Poland, revealed by Ukrainian hacker groups Cyber Hunta and Cyber Alliance through stolen emails. Usovsky organized several rallies since 2014 involving about 100 people each, sending reports to Russia on expenses and activities. He maintained correspondence with Russian officials and financed nationalist movements with slogans opposing Ukraine, including events at Ukrainian embassies and cooperation with pro-Russian Polish parties. Other Polish nationalists were also funded to promote anti-Ukrainian sentiment. The Russian Federation aimed to exacerbate tensions between Warsaw and Kiev by supporting these nationalist actions.",
  "summary_short": "Russian Federation funded Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine, with at least €100,000 sent to organizer Alexander Usovsky since 2014 to promote anti-Ukrainian activities across Central Europe.",
  "summary_extended": "On March 11, 2017, reports confirmed that Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine were financially supported by the Russian Federation. Alexander Usovsky, a Belarusian linked to Russian elites, received approximately €100,000 from Russia since 2014 to organize anti-Ukrainian rallies in Poland involving about 100 people, with activity also reported in Hungary and Slovakia. The Ukrainian hacker groups Cyber Hunta and Cyber Alliance exposed stolen emails showing Usovsky’s correspondence with Russian officials and pro-Russian Polish nationalist leaders. Documents reveal Usovsky arranged rallies using slogans like 'Stop the Ukrainian aggression in Donbass' and collaborated with pro-Russian political parties and groups, including SAMOOBORONA, and nationalist organizations such as 'Camp of Great Poland' and 'World Congress of Kresy'. The investigations also linked Polish nationalists and activists like Mateusz Piskorsky and Wojciech Voitulevich to Russian funds and pro-Russian efforts. The former Polish ambassador to Ukraine stated that Russia was actively trying to destabilize Warsaw and Kiev relations. This case exemplifies Russian political manipulation campaigns targeting European countries via proxy nationalist groups.",
  "actor_primary": "Alexander Usovsky",
  "target_primary": null,
  "location_text": "Warsaw, Rzeszów, Lublin, Central Europe",
  "location_region": null,
  "location_coordinates_lat": 51.919438,
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  "location_precision": "Regional",
  "is_aggressor_signal": true,
  "signal_type": "HYBRID_SIGNAL",
  "is_hybrid_war_signal": true,
  "classification_complete": true,
  "hybrid_signal_complete": true,
  "classification_confidence": "High",
  "classification_rationale": "The article details Russian Federation's funding of Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine, coordinated by Alexander Usovsky, including stolen emails proving Russian involvement and clear efforts to manipulate political activism against Ukraine in Poland.",
  "event_time_utc": "2017-03-11T00:00:00.000Z",
  "end_time_utc": null,
  "event_time_confidence": "unknown",
  "created_at": "2026-02-01T00:14:40.883Z",
  "updated_at": "2026-11-04T08:35:32.139Z",
  "reliability_band": "strong",
  "location_precision_band": "regional",
  "time_precision_band": "unknown",
  "severity_band": "moderate",
  "attribution_confidence_band": "high",
  "attribution_basis": "single_source"
}

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  "id": "96b3e77b-abce-4468-88d0-292cc300632a",
  "url": "https://atr.ua/qt/news/169740-polish-nationalists-held-rallies-against-ukraine-for-money-of-the-russian-federation-wyborcza",
  "source": "extension",
  "status": "approved",
  "category": "Political & Legal Subversion",
  "subcategory": "Political Manipulation",
  "incident_type": "Creating/manipulating political movements",
  "country": "Poland",
  "source_reliability": "C",
  "info_credibility": "3",
  "tags": [
    "Russian funding",
    "Polish nationalists",
    "anti-Ukrainian rallies",
    "political manipulation",
    "Cyber Hunta",
    "Cyber Alliance",
    "Konstantin Malofeev",
    "Alexander Usovsky",
    "Eastern Europe destabilization"
  ],
  "nodes": [],
  "countries": [],
  "where_text": "Land",
  "headline": null,
  "description": "The Belarusian Alexander Usovsky received 100 thousand euros from Russia to sponsor anti-Ukrainian groups in Poland, revealed by Ukrainian hacker groups Cyber Hunta and Cyber Alliance through stolen emails. Usovsky organized several rallies since 2014 involving about 100 people each, sending reports to Russia on expenses and activities. He maintained correspondence with Russian officials and financed nationalist movements with slogans opposing Ukraine, including events at Ukrainian embassies and cooperation with pro-Russian Polish parties. Other Polish nationalists were also funded to promote anti-Ukrainian sentiment. The Russian Federation aimed to exacerbate tensions between Warsaw and Kiev by supporting these nationalist actions.",
  "summary_short": "Russian Federation funded Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine, with at least €100,000 sent to organizer Alexander Usovsky since 2014 to promote anti-Ukrainian activities across Central Europe.",
  "summary_extended": "On March 11, 2017, reports confirmed that Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine were financially supported by the Russian Federation. Alexander Usovsky, a Belarusian linked to Russian elites, received approximately €100,000 from Russia since 2014 to organize anti-Ukrainian rallies in Poland involving about 100 people, with activity also reported in Hungary and Slovakia. The Ukrainian hacker groups Cyber Hunta and Cyber Alliance exposed stolen emails showing Usovsky’s correspondence with Russian officials and pro-Russian Polish nationalist leaders. Documents reveal Usovsky arranged rallies using slogans like 'Stop the Ukrainian aggression in Donbass' and collaborated with pro-Russian political parties and groups, including SAMOOBORONA, and nationalist organizations such as 'Camp of Great Poland' and 'World Congress of Kresy'. The investigations also linked Polish nationalists and activists like Mateusz Piskorsky and Wojciech Voitulevich to Russian funds and pro-Russian efforts. The former Polish ambassador to Ukraine stated that Russia was actively trying to destabilize Warsaw and Kiev relations. This case exemplifies Russian political manipulation campaigns targeting European countries via proxy nationalist groups.",
  "actor_primary": "Alexander Usovsky",
  "target_primary": null,
  "location_text": "Warsaw, Rzeszów, Lublin, Central Europe",
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  "signal_type": "HYBRID_SIGNAL",
  "is_hybrid_war_signal": true,
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  "hybrid_signal_complete": true,
  "classification_confidence": "High",
  "classification_rationale": "The article details Russian Federation's funding of Polish nationalist rallies against Ukraine, coordinated by Alexander Usovsky, including stolen emails proving Russian involvement and clear efforts to manipulate political activism against Ukraine in Poland.",
  "event_time_utc": "2017-03-11T00:00:00.000Z",
  "end_time_utc": null,
  "event_time_confidence": "unknown",
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  "updated_at": "2026-11-04T08:35:32.139Z",
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}