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Details of the Coordinated Arrests
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on the social media platform X that the suspects were apprehended in various regions of the country with the cooperation of Romanian security forces. These individuals are believed to have scouted military sites and critical infrastructure facilities, and were reportedly preparing to dispatch explosive materials through parcel deliveries.
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Among those detained is a 21-year-old Ukrainian who was employed in a warehouse near Warsaw. According to a statement from the prosecutor’s office, this individual, along with others, is suspected of executing missions for Russian intelligence services.
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Initial investigations revealed that the group had set up a route for sending explosives from Poland through Romania to Ukraine. The intention was for these packages to ignite or explode during transit, aiming to terrorize the population and destabilize European Union countries that are allies of Ukraine. Fortunately, Romanian authorities intercepted these deliveries in time, preventing potential disaster. Two accomplices of the 21-year-old Ukrainian were caught after they had handed over packages containing improvised explosive devices to an international courier service in Bucharest. These devices were successfully defused, and the suspects were taken into custody.
A Broader Context of Espionage and Sabotage
Poland, a staunch political and military supporter of Ukraine, has long accused Russian and Belarusian intelligence of sending agents and recruiting saboteurs within its borders. A spokesperson for the intelligence coordinator Tomasz Siemoniak highlighted that in recent months alone, 55 individuals acting on behalf of Russian intelligence have been captured for activities detrimental to Poland.
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Lowell Hagan closely follows international affairs. From geopolitical conflicts to economic cooperation, he provides context to help readers better understand global dynamics. His clear, structured style gives meaning to global news.
