Poland charges second Georgian man over murder of Russian dissident

Poland has charged a Georgian man, Makhmud A., with aiding the murder of Russian dissident Robert Kuzovkov, who was shot in June. Makhmud A. allegedly assisted the main suspect, Elnur A., by providing a weapon and logistical support. Both men face severe penalties if convicted. The Polish authorities suspect political motives behind the assassination, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk suggesting potential Russian involvement. Makhmud A. was detained shortly after arriving in Poland, and his detention has been extended due to concerns he might flee. The investigation continues as Poland grapples with increasing threats from Russian-backed activities.