Poland arrests four over alleged spying for Russia
Poland has charged four people with espionage and says they were spying for Moscow. Two more have been accused of shipping military components to Russia.
On October 21 and November 2, 2026, Polish authorities detained six individuals suspected of illegally exporting military components to Russia, a violation of a trade ban. The operation involved five Poles and a single Russian woman. Over 2 million zloty (€450,000) worth of equipment was smuggled into Russia's Kaliningrad exclave.
The six suspects, ranging in age from 25 to 52, were apprehended by Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW) and National Prosecutor's Office. Four of the suspects face additional espionage charges for allegedly acting on behalf of Russian intelligence. The criminal group allegedly supplied Russia with significant quantities of military parts used in ammunition and weapons systems, potentially bolstering Russia's military capabilities and posing a threat to Poland's security.
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