Poland Dismantles Russian Spy Network, Arrests Suspects.

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Poland has broken up a Russian espionage network operating in the country, with hidden cameras found on important railway routes. Nine people have been arrested, with the suspects preparing "sabotage actions aimed at paralyzing the supply of equipment, weapons and aid to Ukraine." The group is believed to have entered from neighboring Belarus, a Russian ally that borders NATO member Poland. Security has been stepped up around key railway routes and critical infrastructure as a result of the discovery of the spy network.
- Poland says it breaks up Russian spy network DW (English)
- Entire Russian spy network dismantled in Poland BBC
- Poland Detains Nine Suspected Of Spying For Russia Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
- Poland breaks up Russian spy network, says minister Reuters
- Russian spy network accused of sabotage arrested in Poland BBC
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