Russian Detained in Poland After Photographing Rail Infrastructure, Police Say
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He was accused of activities in favour of foreign intelligence.
The man was charged with being involved in foreign intelligence activities against Poland.
Russian detained in Poland after photographing rail infrastructure, police say
WARSAW, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Polish police said on Friday they had detained a 55-year-old Russian man suspected of acting for a foreign intelligence service, adding that a court had ordered him held for three months. Officers providing security for a ...
Numerous photos of transport objects in Poland and other countries were found on the man's devices
The court sent the 55-year-old man to three months in custody. Polish authorities have recently repeatedly warned of suspicions of espionage and sabotage activities.
This was a success for the patrol, which was supposed to maintain order after the match in Świdnica. Instead, the police pulled a 55-year-old Russian from his car with a professional camera and hundreds of thousands of photos of critical infrastructure. How is it possible for Russian intelligence to freely photograph strategic railway junctions until they accidentally stumble upon a traffic police car?
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