Russia-Linked Plot to Set Fire to Polish Drone Factory Exposed
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A recruiter with ties to Russia offered a reward of up to $30,000 for setting fire to a factory in Poland that produces drones for the Ukrainian military, news portals Vot Tak and TVP World report.
In the Belarusian Telegram chat they were looking for the perpetrator of the arson of the Flytronic plant in Gliwice, Poland, which is part of the WB Electronics concern and produces drones for the Ukrainian army. The undercover journalist responded to the ad and received a promise of 20-30 thousand dollars.
Russian recruiters offered up to $30,000 and Lukashenko's order for setting fire to the Flytronic plant in Poland, which produces drones for the Armed Forces.
A recruiter using the pseudonym Joker attempted to set fire to the Flytronic factory in Gliwice, a facility that produces drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The contractor was supposed to receive between $20,000 and $30,000 and a Belarusian medal for completing the task, according to the Vot Tak website.
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