Undermining Ukraine's defense: How Russia aims to disrupt vital arms transfers from Poland
Russia is unable to achieve success at the front. That is why its intelligence services are trying to destroy Ukraine's combat potential in other ways
Poland's Internal Security Agency has exposed members of the largest network of Russian agents in the country's history. The detained saboteurs were supposed to organize sabotage to disrupt the supply of military aid to Ukraine and work to deteriorate relations between Ukraine and Poland.
Ukrainian special services were also involved in this operation to neutralize Russian agents, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) told LIGA.net.
Poland is the No. 1 target for Russian intelligence, Grzegorz Kuczyński, director of the Eurasia program at the Warsaw Institute, tells LIGA.net.
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