Poland indicts Ukrainian man for assisting in rail sabotage on behalf of Russia
He could face up to life in prison if convicted.
Poland dismisses Russia’s claim of breaking up Polish spy network as “disinformation”
Russia claims to have arrested two agents conducting espionage in Kaliningrad.
Polish deputy foreign minister charged over alleged misappropriation of millions of zloty
Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski denies the charges.
Annual Polish Independence March passes through Warsaw
This year’s event took place amid heightened security following the deadly terrorist attack in Kraków four days earlier.
Poland and US sign statement of intent on strengthening defence industry cooperation
Poland’s defence minister said his country would be “the US ambassador in the EU”.
Two Ukrainians charged with spying and sabotage for Russia in Poland
The suspects allegedly conducted reconnaissance of critical infrastructure and military facilities and set fire to several vehicles.
“Strong traces of right-wing extremism” in activity of Kraków terrorist, says justice minister
The suspect’s search history included websites relating to Anders Breivik, the Norwegian far-right terrorist.
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