In Poland, a Colombian has been arrested for collaborating with Russia

• A Colombian was arrested for collaborating with Russian services.
• Poland has detained 32 individuals on suspicion of collaborating with Russia.
• The state plans harsh measures against agents in Poland.

This was reported by Ukrayinska Pravda, RBC Ukraine.

In Poland, a Colombian is accused of collaborating with Russian intelligence services. According to information provided by the head of the Special Services, Yatsyk Dobzhynskyi, a 27-year-old suspect is believed to have collaborated with two individuals in Warsaw and Radom in 2024.

The incidents in Warsaw occurred on May 23, and in Radom - on May 30. The Colombian was given detailed instructions regarding the targets and methods of the attack, including the preparation of Molotov cocktails.

He has already been charged with terrorism and may receive a lengthy sentence. It has been noted that the suspect partially admitted his guilt.

The Polish internal security service also revealed that Russian services are actively recruiting individuals from Latin America with military experience for carrying out tasks related to espionage and intelligence activities.

Earlier this year in the Czech Republic, another Colombian was already detained for collaborating with a bus depot and attempting to collaborate with a trading center. Czech investigators also believe that in this case, Russian special services were involved.

Additionally, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced the detention of 32 individuals suspected of collaborating with Russian intelligence services. Among those detained are Russians, Belarusians, Ukrainians, and Colombians.

Tusk emphasized that the Polish state will act harshly against those who seek to destabilize the situation in the country.

Background information:

• Earlier this year, Polish prosecutors issued charges against two Ukrainians for collaborating with a trading center in Warsaw on May 12, 2024.
• In June, there was information about the detention of several individuals in Germany and Switzerland, suspected of planning an attack based on the instructions of Russian agents.
• In July, Czech intelligence reported that Russia is recruiting migrants from the EU to commit crimes.

Tags: Russia/Europe/Crime