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Ukrainian expelled from Poland aided Russia’s 'hybrid warfare': reports
17.08.2018 16:30
A Ukrainian woman who has been expelled from Poland aided Russia in its "hybrid warfare" against the West, according to reports by a Moldova-based website.

The woman, named as Ludmila Kozlovska, has been “accused of … hybrid warfare between Russia and the Occident,” the en.publika.md website has reported, citing a document that it said was recently presented in the European Parliament.

According to the website, Kozlovska, who heads the Open Dialog Foundation, an NGO registered in Poland, has been expelled from Poland and the European Union after her name was added to the Schengen Information System, a key EU travel and crime database. She faced “immediate deportation,” en.publika.md reported.

Read more at: http://www.thenews.pl/1/10/Artykul/378195,Ukrainian-expelled-from-Poland-aided-Russia%E2%80%99s-hybrid-warfare

2 different versions and probably not of great importance to people, the Washington Post article (opinion piece) :

Washington Post:
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The Polish government expels a critic — and sets an ominous precedent for the European Union

By Maxim Eristavi
August 17 at 4:46 PM

Maxim Eristavi is a nonresident research fellow with the Atlantic Council and co-founder of Hromadske International, an independent news outlet, based in Kiev, Ukraine.

The right-wing Polish government is continuously breaking new ground in its attacks on democracy and the rule of law. But now it has set a truly astonishing precedent. Warsaw has just used its European Union powers to deport a government critic and banned her from entering any country within the European free movement zone. The implications are ominous – and not only for Poland.

Lyudmyla Kozlovska, a young Ukrainian human rights defender, is a fervent promoter of democratic Poland. Since she left her home country for Poland a decade ago, she has put considerable effort into promoting the model of Polish democracy to emerging countries through the Open Dialog Foundation, her Warsaw-based think tank. She has worked shoulder-to-shoulder with Polish politicians and officials for the cause.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/democracy-post/wp/2018/08/17/the-polish-government-expels-a-critic-and-sets-an-ominous-precedent-for-the-european-union/
Her foundation's website: Open Foundation: https://en.odfoundation.eu/