Two Ukrainians charged with spying and sabotage for Russia in Poland

Poland has detained two Ukrainian citizens for espionage and sabotage allegedly on behalf of Russia. The suspects, aged 24 and 25, are accused of conducting reconnaissance on critical infrastructure and setting vehicles on fire to incite anti-Ukrainian sentiment. They were arrested by the Internal Security Agency on November 3 in Mińsk Mazowiecki, with evidence including data storage devices and narcotics seized during searches. Prosecutors have charged them under espionage laws, which could lead to significant prison sentences. This incident reflects a broader trend of increased espionage activities linked to Russia in Poland, with numerous investigations launched in recent years.