Donald Tusk says the killing of a Russian artist who had mocked Vladimir Putin is likely a “political murder.” According to reports, Semyon Skrepetsky is shot five times in the eastern Polish city of Biala Podlaska. Tusk’s comments frame the incident as potentially linked to political motivations rather than a purely personal crime, though the reports provided do not include further confirmed details about suspects, motive, or the circumstances leading to the attack. The sources also do not specify any evidence that directly ties the killing to particular political actors. The reports identify Skrepetsky as an artist known for mocking Putin, and they describe the fatal shooting as occurring in Biala Podlaska. Authorities are not quoted in the provided material, and no official conclusion about the motive is stated. The information therefore reflects Tusk’s assessment of likely motivation rather than a final determination by investigators.