Ukraine was not invited to the military parade in Poland
Representatives from Ukraine did not receive an invitation to the military parade to be held in Warsaw on August 15. The event will take place in Poland to mark Polish Armed Forces Day.
On August 15, Warsaw will host the largest military parade in Polish history to mark Armed Forces Day. The event will feature approximately 1,800 military personnel, over 300 pieces of ground equipment, and 60 aircraft.
Military personnel from the United States, Canada, Australia, Lithuania, Estonia, Sweden, Romania, and other countries will also join the event. The largest group among the allies will be French military personnel, including a unit of the Foreign Legion.
At the same time, a naval parade will take place in Gdynia and Gdańsk, featuring more than 20 ships, including frigates, corvettes, hydrographic vessels, and minesweepers.
Suspilne journalist Oleksandra Orlova contributed to this report.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine informed Suspilne of this.
Poland will warn its citizens about fighter jets taking off during Russian attacks on Ukraine.
As a reminder, in the Polish city of Gdynia, law enforcement officers detained a 76-year-old Polish citizen who brutally attacked a 40-year-old Ukrainian woman. According to the investigation, the man beat the woman with a stick, after which he was detained by criminal investigators from the local police department.
In the city of Kozhukhiv (Lubusz Voivodeship), on the evening of August 1, three Ukrainian citizens—37-year-old Volodymyr, 32-year-old Vasyl, and 28-year-old Adelina—were attacked. The incident took place on the private grounds of the hostel where the victims were staying.
