Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski condemned the paint‑splashed attack on the consulate in Brussels and thanked the Border Guard for its response.
Foreign Minister Responds
Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski posted on X that the Polish consulate was vandalised, thanked the Border Guard, and said the incident proves Poland’s migration policy is effective, adding that Poland and Europe are kept safe by those who respect the country like the picture shows.
Vandalism in Brussels
The consulate’s façade was splashed with red paint, and harassing slogans appeared, including the English word “killers,” the Polish phrase “j***ć mur” (“damn wall”), and insults targeting Frontex, the EU agency that manages external borders. The graffiti was removed; no evidence of the damage remains.
Security and Investigation
Night‑time footage shows 3–4 masked individuals spraying paint and one recording the act. Police are analysing the surveillance, while the municipality of Etterbeek sent a cleaning firm to the site. No trace of the vandals has yet surfaced.
