POLAND, Nov. 10 – On Nov. 3, Internal Security Agency of Poland (ISA) detained two Ukrainians in Mińsk Mazowiecki, Poland, that are suspected of espionage and sabotage for Russian intelligence services, Tomasz Siemoniak, Poland’s minister coordinator of special services said on X.

The detained men, 24 and 25, were allegedly investigating and photographing critical infrastructure and military facilities in Poland. Also, according to ISA, the suspects set cars on fire after replacing their license plates with ones resembling Ukrainian army markings in order to cast suspicion on Ukraine.

According to Rzeczpospolita, a Polish media outlet, the Łódź Prosecutor’s Office charged both suspects under Article 130 (§ 1 and 7) of the Polish Criminal Code, and they could face up to 10 years to life in prison if found guilty.

On Nov. 5, Polish border guards detained six people who are suspected of spying for Russia and illegally supplying components for the production of Russian weapons.

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