Russian Agents Arrested in Poland: Planning to Blow Up Arms Trains

Fifteen individuals have been arrested in Poland, suspected of working in favor of Russia. According to investigators, they planned to blow up trains meant to transport weapons and humanitarian aid to Ukraine. This information is reported by Gazeta Polska, citing its sources.

Reports indicate that this is the largest Russian espionage network operating in Poland's history. It included citizens from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine.

In addition to preparing for sabotage, they were also tasked with gathering information for Moscow, photographing military and civilian sites, and inciting anti-Ukrainian and anti-NATO sentiments.

According to the publication, they had been under surveillance for a long time and were arrested when the “risk of killings became exceedingly high.”