Poland Dismantles Alleged Russian-Linked Sabotage Group

Polish authorities have detained 32 individuals suspected of collaborating with Russia in sabotage activities. Among them, a Colombian faces potential life imprisonment for arson attacks. These acts were reportedly directed by Russian intelligence. The detained include various nationalities and await trial, though specific sabotage details remain undisclosed.

In a significant security operation, Polish authorities have detained 32 individuals accused of orchestrating sabotage efforts in collaboration with Russia. This information was confirmed by Polish news agency PAP on Tuesday.

The detainees, consisting of a Pole, Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, and one Colombian, are implicated in acts of destruction allegedly directed by Russian operatives. Notably, the 27-year-old Colombian is charged with arson attacks on two construction warehouses in May, with such acts reportedly instructed by Russian intelligence.

While one suspect has been convicted, others remain in custody, awaiting trial. Further specifics about the sabotage attempts or the individuals involved are being withheld pending ongoing investigations.

(With inputs from agencies.)