Trump announces ceasefire but Russian attacks continue

Trump declares ceasefire, but Russian strikes persist

U.S. President Donald Trump announced a „cessation of hostilities” aimed at de‑escalating the conflict with Russia, according to GAZETA dziennik Polonii w Kanadzie. The statement was echoed by TVN24, which reported that the declaration came amid ongoing fighting in Ukraine. Despite the diplomatic overture, Russian military units have not halted their offensive operations, with multiple attacks reported across Ukrainian territory in the hours following the announcement.

Polish services detain Russians over suspected terrorism links

Polish security forces have apprehended several Russian nationals in connection with alleged terrorist ties, RMF24 and Fakt report. The detainees were taken into custody after investigations uncovered „concerning entries in official systems,” the sources indicate. While authorities have not disclosed the exact nature of the suspected plots, the detentions have heightened concerns about cross‑border security threats linked to Moscow.

Fraud ring involving Russians, Ukrainians and Polish citizens dismantled

A coordinated criminal network that combined Russian and Ukrainian operatives with Polish accomplices has been broken up by police, Kresy.pl and PolsatNews.pl reveal. The operation led to the arrest of 12 individuals who are accused of orchestrating scams worth hundreds of thousands of złoty. The investigation highlights the complex transnational nature of organized fraud targeting both foreign and domestic victims.

Humanitarian catastrophe in Oleszki as Russian forces block aid

In the village of Oleszki, a severe humanitarian crisis is unfolding after Russian troops reportedly prohibited the delivery of humanitarian assistance and the evacuation of civilians, Wyborcza.pl reports. Residents are left without essential supplies and medical support, prompting urgent calls from international aid organizations for immediate access to the area.

Russian propaganda comics about the war released

Russian publishers have released an anthology of comics portraying the conflict in Ukraine as a justified war effort, according to Blog o komiksach. The graphic collection is being promoted as a tool of state propaganda aimed at shaping domestic opinion and legitimizing military actions abroad.

Ukrainian and Russian reactions to Trump’s energy truce proposal

Radio Szczecin reports that both Ukrainian and Russian stakeholders have responded to Trump’s proposed energy truce, viewing it as a potential avenue for de‑escalation while remaining skeptical about its practical implementation. The coverage underscores the fragile diplomatic atmosphere surrounding any cease‑fire initiatives.