Two Ukrainians were arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage for Russia and sabotage, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) reported. Reuters. "According to the findings of the Internal Security Agency, the suspects carried out missions on behalf of the Russian intelligence services, which included, in particular, a tour of critical infrastructures and military facilities throughout the country. The prosecutor accused the two detainees of carrying out espionage activity for the interests of the Republic of Foreign Intelligence as well as against the foreign intelligence service as well as against the Republic of the Army of Foreign Affairs," the agency said in a statement. "During the investigation, it became clear that acts of sabotage were carried out at the direction of the Russian intelligence services and were intended to incite anti-Ukrainian feelings," the prosecutor's office said. The men were paid for completing tasks, including in cryptocurrency. If convicted, both face sentences of 10 years to life in prison.