A Russian spy was arrested in Poland for filming critical transportation infrastructure. 250,000 photographs were confiscated from him The Polish police reported the arrest of a 55-year-old Russian in the city of Wiednica (Lower Silesia province). He attracted the attention of law enforcement officers by standing near a railroad crossing and taking pictures of passing trains and railroad infrastructure. During the search, a large number of files with photos of various places and important transport infrastructure facilities located not only in Poland were found on the Russian's devices. Some are identified as critical. In total, the police seized over 250,000 photographs. The investigation will reveal where exactly the photos were taken and whether they were forwarded to the client. According to the press secretary of the Polish Ministry of the Interior, Caroline Galecka, during the first interrogation the suspect was unable to clearly answer questions about what he was doing in the country and why he was taking pictures. The court accused the Russian of working against Poland for foreign intelligence and detained him for 3 months. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.

A Russian spy was arrested in Poland for filming critical transportation infrastructure. 250,000 photographs were confiscated from him The Polish police reported the arrest of a 55-year-old Russian in the city of Wiednica (Lower Silesia province). He attracted the attention of law enforcement officers by standing near a railroad crossing and taking pictures of passing trains and railroad infrastructure. During the search, a large number of files with photos of various places and important transport infrastructure facilities located not only in Poland were found on the Russian's devices. Some are identified as critical. In total, the police seized over 250,000 photographs. The investigation will reveal where exactly the photos were taken and whether they were forwarded to the client. According to the press secretary of the Polish Ministry of the Interior, Caroline Galecka, during the first interrogation the suspect was unable to clearly answer questions about what he was doing in the country and why he was taking pictures. The court accused the Russian of working against Poland for foreign intelligence and detained him for 3 months. Pravda Gershchenko / Send content / X / Bluesky / Telegram / Threads.