A pro-Russian Polish politician, Krzysztof Tołwiński, has sparked outrage after claiming he bought 20 military first-aid kits in Belarus and handed them over for use by the Russian army, according to reports citing local media.
Tołwiński reportedly filmed and published the material following a trip to Belarus, presenting the kits as assistance for Russian servicemembers. Critics and commentators said the action was unusual and politically charged, given Tołwiński’s prior anti-Ukraine statements and support for Belarus’s leadership.
Reports also note that Tołwiński has faced legal and political backlash in Poland in connection with remarks directed at Ukrainians and that his latest move has intensified scrutiny of his ties and public role during the war.
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