Despite the judicial ban, on Saturday 11 March at 12.00 on the Bydgoszcz market, respective 100 people gathered under the slogan “Poland in Poland host”, demonstrating against engagement of the Polish state authorities in the war in Ukraine and its aftermath.
At the outset, the organizers stressed that they were gathering almost precisely on the 24th anniversary of Poland's accession to NATO, which they assessed as being done against the will of the nation and being the prime origin of the current war in Ukraine.
The demonstrators then demanded that the implementation of the "UkroPolin" task be stopped, arguing that shortly there will be memorial sites dedicated to banders. An appeal was made to Ukrainians not to die for Anglo-Saxon business.
During the rally the participants arrived from all over Poland. They spoke clearly against Ukrainianization, war propaganda and media manipulation.
Despite the large safety forces gathered around the rally, the police did not intervene.
TJ
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