Milan, 11 Nov. (LaPresse) – Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has dismantled the operations of a Polish intelligence network in the Russian region of Kaliningrad. Two Polish intelligence agents have been arrested, whilst seven other Polish nationals and three Russians, who had been in contact with the Warsaw intelligence services, have received official warnings that their actions could be deemed acts of espionage and treason. This was announced by the FSB’s Public Relations Centre (PRC), as reported by the TASS news agency. According to Moscow, the two arrested individuals were gathering and transmitting information on the personnel and military facilities of the Russian Ministry of Defence, as well as information on the socio-economic situation in the Kaliningrad region, migration and social policies in the area.
Russia, Moscow: ‘Polish spy ring dismantled, two agents arrested’
Milan, 11 Nov. (LaPresse) – Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has dismantled the operations of a Polish intelligence network in the Russian region of Kaliningrad. Two Polish intelligence agents have been arrested, whilst seven other Polish nationals and three Russians, who had been in contact with the Warsaw intelligence services, have received official warnings that their actions could be deemed acts of espionage and treason. This was announced by the FSB’s Public Relations Centre (PRC), as reported by the TASS news agency. According to Moscow, the two arrested individuals were gathering and transmitting information on the personnel and military facilities of the Russian Ministry of Defence, as well as information on the socio-economic situation in the Kaliningrad region, migration and social policies in the area.