“We brought 32 people suspected of cooperation with Russian services, which ordered them to commit sabotage or attack,” Tusk said at the Government’s session in Warsaw.
Warsaw believes that Poland has become the target of Russian sabotage in the “hybrid war” which leads the Moscow to destabilize countries supporting Ukraine in the war with Russia. This includes expulsion of migrants through the Belarusian border, the setting of fires, cyber attacks and campaigns of social networks.
The officer of the Ukrainian army called on Tuesday Poland and the EU to prepare troops and civilians for potential Russian aggression, saying that the hybrid war was “already begun.”
Poland, American and German intelligence services warned that Russia and China could be ready for “aggressive action” until 2027. years. On Monday, Poland raised the aircraft and put its anti-air defense systems in standby after Russia launched a mass air attack on Ukraine, according to military officials.
Spokesman’s spokeswoman Jacek Dobrzynski told Tuesday that the Colombian citizen, who acted on behalf of the Russian intelligence service, stood behind two fires of fire last year.
Twenty-sacennial suspects is responsible for incidents in May in Warsaw and Radom, according to Dobrzynsk.
The Internal Security Agency (ABW) announced that the Colombian was charged with an action on behalf of the intelligence agency.
Dobrzynski said that a man was sentenced to eight years in prison for terrorist works in the Czech Republic and could now face 10 years in prison in Poland.
Tusk said they were among the suspects waiting for a trial of one Poljak, Russians, Ukrainians and Belarus.
“This list is not exhausted,” he added.
The key operator of Russian sabotage operations was arrested abroad and brought in Poland as a result of diplomatic efforts, he pointed out.
“We were effective in taking measures against the perpetrators of sabotage and attack, but it is also time to issue the right warning to all services,” Tusk said, adding:
“Today, there is no doubt that Russian activities affect certain organized political circles. Anyone who destabilizes the Polish state directly or indirectly helps Russian services.”
(Vijesti.ba)
