Polish consulate in Brussels devastated: Passwords Against Frontex

upday.com 4 weeks ago

The Polish consulate in Brussels was devastated on the night of Thursday for Friday. Unknown perpetrators poured red paint on the entrance, destroyed Poland's emblem and covered the facade with vulgar political slogans aimed at Frontex and border security.

The information board says «killers», and the wall says «J*** wall». Monitoring recorded 3 to 4 masked perpetrators and a individual filming the full event by phone. Passwords in English were written in broken English.

MFA response

The Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs confirmed the incidental and reported it to the competent services. MFA spokesperson Maciej Wewiór told PAP: «On Thursday, the consular department of the Polish embassy in Brussels had its slogans clearly political and aimed at the safety of Poland and the European Union».

Belgian police are investigating an attack on the Polish consulate in the Etterbeek district. The paint and subtitles have already been removed from the building's facade.

Policy context

Vandalism took place at the summit of EU leaders in Brussels, mainly devoted to backing Ukraine. At the same time, farmers' protests against the trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur countries continued in the city.

Demonstrators scattered potatoes on the streets, threw firecrackers and smoked tires on Place du Luxembourg close the European Parliament. any protesters besides devastated the European Parliament building, which forced the police to usage water cannons.

The incidental was the first to be informed by RMF FM, citing safe surveillance footage.

Note: This article was created utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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