Polish prosecutors charged five individuals for a 2024 arson attack on a Warsaw shopping center linked to a Russian sabotage network targeting Ukraine's supporters. The fire at 44 Marywilska Street broke out early May 12, 2024, engulfing a large shopping center. The attack was linked to a GRU military intelligence recruited sabotage network. Three charged face sabotage; two involved in attacks in Poland and Baltic states. A 19-year-old Ukrainian, Daniil B., was charged with organized sabotage and terrorism offenses and accused of acting on behalf of Russian intelligence by recording and sending footage of the fire to a wanted Russian saboteur leader. Daniil B. was also imprisoned in Lithuania for a May 8, 2024 fire at an IKEA store in Vilnius. Another accused, Oleksandr H., planned arson attacks on IKEA stores in Lithuania and Latvia and was detained on May 13, 2024 traveling from Poland to Latvia. Belarusian Stepan K. charged in Poland for multiple arson and other crimes, linked to a gang led by Polish warlord Olgierd L. The attacks aimed to intimidate populations, influence public opinion, and falsely implicate Ukrainian nationals.

Polish prosecutors charged five individuals for a 2024 arson attack on a Warsaw shopping center linked to a Russian sabotage network targeting Ukraine's supporters. The fire at 44 Marywilska Street broke out early May 12, 2024, engulfing a large shopping center. The attack was linked to a GRU military intelligence recruited sabotage network. Three charged face sabotage; two involved in attacks in Poland and Baltic states. A 19-year-old Ukrainian, Daniil B., was charged with organized sabotage and terrorism offenses and accused of acting on behalf of Russian intelligence by recording and sending footage of the fire to a wanted Russian saboteur leader. Daniil B. was also imprisoned in Lithuania for a May 8, 2024 fire at an IKEA store in Vilnius. Another accused, Oleksandr H., planned arson attacks on IKEA stores in Lithuania and Latvia and was detained on May 13, 2024 traveling from Poland to Latvia. Belarusian Stepan K. charged in Poland for multiple arson and other crimes, linked to a gang led by Polish warlord Olgierd L. The attacks aimed to intimidate populations, influence public opinion, and falsely implicate Ukrainian nationals.