Ukrainians Detained in Espionage Scandal Linked to Russian Interest

Two Ukrainians were detained in Poland for drug possession, with one allegedly sharing critical military information with a Russian speaker. Polish authorities claimed this as part of Russia's hybrid warfare tactics against nations supporting Ukraine. The main suspect was charged with espionage and is under investigation.

In a recent development, two Ukrainians have been detained in Eastern Poland on charges of illegal drug possession, one of whom is suspected of espionage activities allegedly linked to Russian interests. Polish prosecutors stated that one detainee, identified as Bohdan K., had shared photographs and coordinates of vital Polish military infrastructure with a Russian speaker.

These revelations come amid escalating tensions, with Poland accusing Russia of employing 'hybrid war' tactics, including arson and cyberattacks, to undermine countries that support Ukraine amid the ongoing war. Moscow, however, continues to deny these allegations.

Bohdan K. faces charges related to aiding foreign intelligence with sensitive information potentially jeopardizing state security. Meanwhile, the other detainee, Kyrylo T., was charged solely with possession of illegal drugs and has been released. The case underscores the broader geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe.

(With inputs from agencies.)