A Colombian jailed in the Czech Republic has been charged with arson attacks in Poland on suspicion of collaborating with Russian intelligence.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The Polish authorities have detained 32 people suspected of acts of sabotage coordinated with Russia, including a 27-year-old Colombian, already convicted in the Czech Republic. He is accused of setting two fires in Poland in 2024 with links to Russian secret services. The attacks targeted construction material warehouses and the suspect acted under the supervision of a Russian agent. If convicted, he faces up to life imprisonment.
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Un columbian este acuzat de comiterea unor atacuri incendiare anul trecut în Polonia, la ordinul Rusiei. Caz similar în România
Un cetăţean columbian, acuzat că a comis atacuri în Polonia la ordinul serviciilor secrete ruse
Polonia acuză serviciile secrete rusești că au angajat un columbian pentru atacuri prin incendiere
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