Russia's FSB Says It Arrested Two Polish Agents in Kaliningrad Accused of Gathering Intelligence on Military Facilities
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said on November 11 that it has arrested two people it described as agents of the Polish secret services in the western Kaliningrad region, accusing them of gathering information on military facilities there.
Interfax reported that the FSB also said it had warned seven Polish citizens and three Russian nationals over what it said were their contacts with the Polish security services. The Kaliningrad region is a Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea bordering Poland and Lithuania and hosts significant Russian military facilities.
Poland had not publicly responded to the Russian claim as of publication, and the allegations announced by the Russian side could not be independently verified. (Source: Federal Security Service of Russia)
Source: Federal Security Service of Russia
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