Polish Radio 24 reported on the incident, citing video footage that went viral on social media. According to PR24, the man wore a shirt featuring a Celtic cross, the same symbol also displayed on the flag he carried.
Investigative journalist Blanka Mikołajewska said on X that the man, identified as Tomasz Kusiak, is a "neo-Nazi skinhead from Poznań" in western Poland, wearing a shirt marked with the numbers “1488,” a coded reference to white supremacist slogans.
According to Polish news outlet Wp.pl, Warsaw police confirmed the neo-Nazi incident at Nawrocki’s rally but said the individual was removed from the area and had not committed a crime or offense.
Officers noted no formal complaint was filed, and the situation was resolved on-site.
Warsaw on Sunday hosted two major rallies tied to Poland’s presidential runoff: one for Nawrocki, and another in support of centrist pro-EU candidate Rafał Trzaskowski, backed by the ruling Civic Coalition (KO).
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Source: PR24/Wp.pl/X/@BMikolajewska