Poland’s Minister of Digital Affairs, Krzysztof Gawkowski, stated on Wednesday that social media platforms are a “silent ally” to Russia in its “digital war.” He criticized these platforms for failing to address the spread of disinformation. The Polish government is threatening to impose fines on companies that disregard requests from authorities to combat false information. Poland, alongside other Western nations, has repeatedly accused Russia of disseminating disinformation. The specific aims of this disinformation campaign were not detailed in the report. This action signals increasing pressure on social media companies to actively monitor and counter Russian propaganda efforts. The statement reflects growing concerns about the influence of online platforms in geopolitical conflicts.