Polish Security Agency: Russian, Belarusian and Chinese Spies' Activity Is Growing
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Poland's Internal Security Agency (ABW) reported on Wednesday the growing activity of Russian, Belarusian and Chinese spies in the country.
Teenagers are increasingly being drawn into extremist groups. We're seeing more and more such cases—and they all follow a similar pattern. In its latest report on national security challenges, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) raises concerns about the growing interest in terrorist propaganda among children and youth, says Dr. Konrad Ciesiołkiewicz, head of the Information Society Analysis Center at Korczak University and co-author of the "Yout…
In the previous two years, a total of 82 people were suspected of espionage, 62 of whom were detained.
The Internal Security Agency (ABW) has presented its activity report for 2024-2025. The document shows, among other things, that 69 espionage investigations were conducted over the past two years. This is the same number as in the previous 32 years combined.
Poland is not only targeted by Russian and Belarusian intelligence services; Chinese intelligence is also increasingly active. The radicalization of young people is also a concern, according to an Internal Security Agency report.
The Internal Security Agency (ABW) has published a report on its activities in 2024-2025. It shows that sabotage and intelligence activities targeting Poland remain the most serious challenge facing the services.
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