A man suspected of having contacts with Russian spy services and helping them prepare an attack against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been arrested in Poland . The Polish and Ukrainian prosecutors announced this.
The Polish citizen, identified as Pawel K. , was supposed to "collect and provide information to the military secret services of the Russian Federation (...), in particular to help the Russian special services plan a possible attack against the Ukrainian president", yes reads in a press release from the Polish prosecutor's office.
Suspicions of "maneuvering" by Russian services also exist in Germany, where the federal prosecutor's office issued and executed two arrest orders against as many agents who allegedly planned sabotage actions on German territory, on the orders of the 007 in Moscow.
The Berlin government also summoned the Russian ambassador to ask for clarification. For its part, Russia denounced the "absence of evidence" presented by Germany regarding the accusations made against the two arrested.
(Unioneonline)