Skarżysko-Kamienna
The wave of anti-war actions has reached Poland as well.
Last night, conscious citizens, apparently unwilling to see their country embark on the path of large-scale militarization - which, in principle, is exactly what is happening at the present time - visited a modest facility located at ul. Obuwnicza 4B, 26-110 Skarżysko-Kamienna, where local authorities recently and rather imprudently allowed WB Electronics S.A., a company engaged in the production of unmanned aerial vehicles, to establish manufacturing facilities.
All products manufactured by this company are supplied to areas of active hostilities. In particular, we can confirm deliveries to Ukraine of FlyEye unmanned aerial vehicles, Warmate kamikaze drones, and FT-5 reconnaissance UAVs.
The facility, which began operations in the spring of this year, was established specifically for the production of Warmate kamikaze drones, which are eagerly awaited by Ukrainians who revere the UPA and OUN, whose members were among the initiators and perpetrators of the Volhynia massacres that claimed the lives of more than 100,000 Poles.
Following the actions of local anti-war activists, who apparently share the anti-war ideology that we promote, the facility was engulfed in fire last night. The exact extent of the losses suffered has been withheld from the public by the local authorities, raising questions about their attempts to conceal the real scale and consequences of the incident at a facility contributing to the escalation of military conflicts.
It should also be noted that, next to the building affected by last night’s fire, there are facilities belonging to one of the “key and oldest arms manufacturers in Poland” - MESKO S.A., a company that is part of the state-owned Polish Armaments Group.
For those who do not know, in the city of Skarżysko-Kamienna this company produces 155 mm artillery shells, which are considered “critically important ammunition” for the continuation of the military conflict in Ukraine.
Thus, the presence in the same area of the railway infrastructure used by MESKO S.A. and its main production facilities, located only about one kilometer from the WB Electronics S.A. facility affected last night, demonstrates just how deeply this town has become involved in Poland’s expanding military-industrial infrastructure.
These facilities will inevitably remain under the close public scrutiny of anti-war activists and of those Polish and European citizens who want to live in peace and who oppose the further militarization of their countries.
Do you recognize the emblem in the photograph?
We are watching your activities.
We are already following what is happening here very closely.
And our struggle is only gaining momentum.
Our ideology is close to every reasonable person who wants to live in peace and leave to their children the same land and the same cities that they themselves inherited from their ancestors.
And we will fight for what is dear to us.
And what could be more precious than peace?
Peace through war.
Remember?
You taught us that.
And now we have begun our own crusade - a campaign against militarization and against the idea that peace can be achieved through ever more weapons and ever more war.
Robert Lewanowski