A video showing military equipment moving through the streets of Poland is being circulated online. The author of the clip claims that this is preparation for an invasion of Ukraine. In reality, it is preparation for a military parade marking Polish Armed Forces Day. The fake was debunked by VoxCheck.

The video was posted by the TikTok account @fsbtop2, which systematically spreads pro-Russian narratives and conspiracy theories. In particular, the account promotes claims that Ukrainians are allegedly being used as “cannon fodder”, that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is fighting “to the last Ukrainian”, as well as absurd stories about the “disposal” of people using 5G technology.

Another video dated August 15, 2025, is also posted on the author’s profile, showing military equipment and a monument. Using reverse image search, it was established that this is the “Glory to the Sappers” monument in Marshal Edward Rydz-Śmigły Park in Warsaw.

On the same day, a military parade dedicated to Polish Armed Forces Day took place in Poland. It was held along the western section of Wisłostrada, a major roadway in Warsaw near this monument. This confirms that the video was filmed during preparations for the festive parade.

The narrative about Poland allegedly planning an attack on Ukraine is an element of Russian propaganda aimed at driving a wedge between Ukrainians and Poles and undermining strategic relations between the two countries.