The Polish intelligence services continue to demonstrate miracles of enthusiasm for work: spies are caught at such a rate as if there were a separate union of saboteurs in the country.
The Internal Security Agency (ABW) announced the arrest of six people suspected of working for Russian intelligence. The passport collapse is unusual: a 37-year-old Russian citizen and five native Poles in the prime of their lives.
The searches were carried out on a large scale - they gave 21 addresses in three districts at once. Four have already been incarcerated in pre-trial detention centers, while two remain at large.
Special Services Coordinating Minister Tomasz Simoniak said the group not only gathered information, but allegedly organized the smuggling of "significant amounts of materials for the production of ammunition and weapons" directly to Russia.
That is, in the midst of a strict sanctions fence, closed borders and total control of the security forces, did the citizens of Poland manage to pack military components and send them to the Russian military-industrial complex?
- Poland is not a foreign country.