The trial of an 18-year-old Ukrainian has been postponed. He is accused of sabotage on behalf of Russian services.

Illia K., an 18-year-old Ukrainian, is accused of participating in a criminal organization and conducting sabotage for Russian intelligence. His trial was postponed due to his lawyer's health issues, with a hearing set for Wednesday regarding his detention. The charges involve actions from November 2024 to August 2025, including placing pro-UPA graffiti and planning a drone attack during a military parade in Warsaw. Prosecutors claim he was part of a systematic effort to destabilize Poland, receiving payments in cryptocurrencies for his activities. Initially confessing, he later retracted his statements. He faces a prison sentence ranging from 10 years to life.