Concert Participants in Warsaw Violated the Law

• During the concert in Warsaw, 63 individuals were detained, including 57 Ukrainians.
• The detainees are accused of aggression and demonstrating prohibited symbols.
• Polish Prime Minister stated that Russia is trying to provoke tension between Ukraine and Poland.

This was reported by Ukrinform, Interfax Ukraine.

In Warsaw, during the concert of Belarusian rapper Max Korzh on September 9, 2025, actions were taken that led to the detention of 63 individuals, of whom 57 are Ukrainians. The Polish authorities initiated the deportation procedure for these individuals due to aggressive actions and the demonstration of prohibited symbols.

Diplomats from the Ukrainian embassy in Poland sent inquiries to relevant authorities for clarification of the circumstances surrounding the case. It is known that the detained Ukrainians were born in 1995, 2002, and 2005. They are accused of aggression, clashes with law enforcement, and violations of Polish legislation.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that similar incidents are part of Russian propaganda, which aims to provoke tension in relations between Ukraine and Poland. He emphasized the importance of preventing manipulation from Russia and maintaining stability in bilateral relations.

At the concert, there was aggressive behavior from part of the audience, which included the use of fireworks and clashes with security. Also, in the audience, there was a red-black flag, which elicited a negative reaction in Polish society.

Tags: Ukraine/Europe/Politics/Crime