Poland’s Internal Security Agency (ABW) arrested six individuals suspected of illegally supplying Russia with military-related materials and collaborating with Russian intelligence services. Special Services Coordinator Minister Tomasz Siemoniak stated that the suspects are five Polish nationals aged between 25 and 52 and a 37-year-old Russian woman. Four suspects have been remanded in custody on espionage charges, while two are subject to non-custodial preventive measures. Investigators’ evidence indicates the group engaged in activities benefiting Russian intelligence services and supporting Russia’s military capabilities by supplying substantial quantities of materials used in the production of ammunition and weapons systems. The ABW operation was conducted between 21 October and 2 November (year not explicitly stated) and involved searches of 21 locations across the Warmian-Masurian, Pomeranian, and Greater Poland regions. The investigation is supervised by the Podlaski Regional Division of the National Prosecutor’s Office in Białystok, and operational activities were carried out by ABW’s delegation in Olsztyn.

Poland’s Internal Security Agency (ABW) arrested six individuals suspected of illegally supplying Russia with military-related materials and collaborating with Russian intelligence services. Special Services Coordinator Minister Tomasz Siemoniak stated that the suspects are five Polish nationals aged between 25 and 52 and a 37-year-old Russian woman. Four suspects have been remanded in custody on espionage charges, while two are subject to non-custodial preventive measures. Investigators’ evidence indicates the group engaged in activities benefiting Russian intelligence services and supporting Russia’s military capabilities by supplying substantial quantities of materials used in the production of ammunition and weapons systems. The ABW operation was conducted between 21 October and 2 November (year not explicitly stated) and involved searches of 21 locations across the Warmian-Masurian, Pomeranian, and Greater Poland regions. The investigation is supervised by the Podlaski Regional Division of the National Prosecutor’s Office in Białystok, and operational activities were carried out by ABW’s delegation in Olsztyn.