A Russian sabotage network was exposed in Romania. Its participants tried to set fire to a weapons factory, the Romanian internal intelligence service Seri reported. According to the agency, this sabotage network, which was "directly coordinated by the special services of the Russian Federation", tried to set fire to the Karpil arms factory in Brasov on September 14. "Coordinators from the Russian Federation have identified an extensive list of targets for the group in the region: state and private arms production plants, as well as other objects of military and industrial interest," Reuters quoted an intelligence release as saying. Among the suspects are two citizens of Belarus and one citizen from Ukraine. Two of them were arrested in Germany while they were preparing similar acts of sabotage, the third was discovered in Poland, the Șbet Khorget TV channel reports. Bucharest is trying to get them to be extradited to Romania. Moscow flatly denies it.

A Russian sabotage network was exposed in Romania. Its participants tried to set fire to a weapons factory, the Romanian internal intelligence service Seri reported. According to the agency, this sabotage network, which was "directly coordinated by the special services of the Russian Federation", tried to set fire to the Karpil arms factory in Brasov on September 14. "Coordinators from the Russian Federation have identified an extensive list of targets for the group in the region: state and private arms production plants, as well as other objects of military and industrial interest," Reuters quoted an intelligence release as saying. Among the suspects are two citizens of Belarus and one citizen from Ukraine. Two of them were arrested in Germany while they were preparing similar acts of sabotage, the third was discovered in Poland, the Șbet Khorget TV channel reports. Bucharest is trying to get them to be extradited to Romania. Moscow flatly denies it.