Poland Detains Russians Spreading Wagner Group Propaganda and Recruiting Spies

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Polish authorities have detained two Russians suspected of espionage and spreading propaganda materials from the Wagner Group, a Russian mercenary organization. Stickers with the Wagner logo and QR codes linking to a Russian website promoting the group were found in Krakow and Warsaw. The suspects were in possession of over 3,000 propaganda leaflets and were set to receive payment for their activities. Poland has expressed concerns about provocations from the Wagner Group, which is currently based in neighboring Belarus, and has reinforced its border with Belarus.
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